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One interesting thing that may come out of the Strategy BTC sale @Polymarket is a court test of whether these markets represent contracts of adhesion.
Insurance contracts are a familiar example of these - they are take it or leave it.
US courts pretty consistently favor the weaker party when it comes to ambiguity of terms to avoid the drafter of the contract from benefitting from trick language.
But Polymarket is I think in Panama, so I’m not sure how this kind of “gotcha” language is handled in contracts of adhesion in other jurisdictions.
A good test case would help sort that out and remove a consistent problem with prediction markets today - messy resolution due to edge cases or poorly written rules.