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Prediction Market Arbitrage

Definition

A trading strategy profiting from discrepancies between the implied probabilities of events in a prediction market and the actual probabilities or prices in other markets. This involves buying outcome tokens at a lower price and selling them at a higher price, or vice versa, to equalize valuations. Successful execution requires rapid identification of mispricings and efficient transaction capabilities. This activity contributes to more accurate probability discovery.