have you ever wondered how bizarre markets like this ever resolved? and what could happen if Jesus actually comes back one day, let's take a little dip into resolution of prediction markets :) we have 5 people involved ⤷ creator ⤷ trader ⤷ asserter/proposer ⤷ disputer ⤷ voters but we will be focusing on the asserter and proposer for now the proposer is the one who submits the final outcome to the oracle once the market ends. they put up a bond (let's say 1000usdc), and if they're wrong they lose it. the disputer is anyone who thinks that answer is wrong. They put up their own bond to challenge it. if the asserter is wrong, they lose their bond, same goes with the disputer :) now the first dispute triggers a new proposal round and if not resolved it goes to the UMA voting system. ⤺ the voters are UMA token holders. If the answer is disputed twice, they stake their tokens and vote on what the correct outcome is. will explain how fairly this "voting" works tomorrow 👀 so when a market like this closes, someone proposes the result, and if it's "No" and nobody can argue otherwise, it settles quickly. @Polymarket normally has a 2 hour challenge window also another quick note, the market's written rules decide everything, which is why traders read the resolution criteria before they buy money keeps everyone honest. That's how prediction markets settle even the strangest questions.