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Woah! I’m probably understanding that wrong but I think I see why you find it so promising.

Could the entire platform basically operate on one batch, with participants able to allocate their sats freely across markets and allowing new participants by just opening additional rounds?

Even if each market has to be its own batch, it seems like users would sort of preset an upper bound for how much they’re willing to spend in a market, but not have to buy the shares then.

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43 sats \ 0 replies \ @ek OP 25 Aug
Could the entire platform basically operate on one batch,

So far, I think so, yes! Ark, the protocol, doesn’t really care about how you lock your VTXOs. The protocol works the same way.

To clarify, an Ark can have multiple batches onchain. If not everyone fits into one batch, you need to create another one. The question is just whether an Ark can support multiple markets without losing efficiency in terms of onchain footprint.

allowing new participants by just opening additional rounds?

Yes!

users would sort of preset an upper bound for how much they’re willing to spend in a market, but not have to buy the shares then.

Yes! I imagined the first step as entering the Ark. So before you bet, you would deposit money into the Ark that you could withdraw at any time. The only difference is that you couldn’t actually use the Ark to pay other users, only to bet on outcomes.

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