Market Resolution

On July 28, the vote results came in. There were two sets of proposals and disputes.

In the first dispute, P2 (Yes) received 57.8% of the vote, P4 (Too Early) received 30.8%, and the remaining options received a combined 12.4%.

In the second dispute, P2 (Yes) received 65.2%, while P4 (Too Early) received 34.8%.

Although P4 appeared to have significant support, it was backed by fewer than 6% of voters. Its high percentage was due to the voting power of top UMA whales. Neither proposal reached the threshold for consensus, so the vote rolled. After a roll, users have 24 hours to change their vote or discuss how the market should resolve.

P2 (Yes)

After the rolled vote, several users called for P2 (Yes) to end the market, citing both market pricing and the majority backing P2. Many argued that the Schelling point had clearly shifted toward P2.

Aenews commented that while the first vote was essentially a standstill, the only viable outcome now was P2.

P1 (No)

Some users, including XRodev and VLDNVSTK, continued to support P1, arguing that there was still no concrete evidence of a qualifying strike.

The Rolled Vote Results

On July 30, the rolled vote results came in.

In the rolled vote, P2 (Yes) received 95.89% of the vote, P4 (Too Early) received 3.69%, and P1 (No) received 0.41%.

The market resolved to Yes.

Coming Up

In the next chapter, we take a look at the aftermath of this dispute.