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Futarchy Markets

Definition

Futarchy markets are a governance mechanism where decisions are made based on the outcomes predicted by prediction markets. Instead of directly voting on policies, participants bet on the likely success of different policy proposals, with the policy predicted to yield the best results being automatically implemented. This system aims to leverage collective intelligence for more effective governance by incentivizing accurate forecasting. It seeks to align decision-making with measurable outcomes rather than subjective preferences.