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Understanding Prices

In prediction markets, prices represent the current probability of an event occurring.

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For example, in a market predicting whether the United States will confirm the existence of aliens in 2025, if “YES” shares are trading at 18 cents, that implies an 18% probability that the event will happen.

These probabilities are determined by the prices at which other Berry users are willing to buy and sell those predictions at any given time.

Just like stock exchanges don’t “set” stock prices, Berry does not set prices or probabilities—they are the result of supply and demand.


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