Prediction market resolution criteria are opaque and hard to understand
Prediction market participants struggle to interpret complex legal language in market rules and resolution criteria, leading to confusion and poor decision-making. An AI translator could make these markets more accessible. Niche market with limited addressable audience beyond active traders.
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