How can Polymarket resolve markets for June 19th and 20th as 'No' when military strikes happened on June 21st, completely changing the context?
This feels like a waste of finite liquidity and precious attention for traders, ignoring the larger pattern.
The 'no action' on those specific days becomes a false signal when the very next day delivers the expected event.
It's like saying a company is stable on Monday, then it files for bankruptcy on Tuesday, and you insist Monday's solvency was completely unrelated—markets don't exist in a vacuum.