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몇 주 동안 Polymarket에서 주로 소액으로 거래해왔는데, 유동성이 낮은 일부 시장에서는 포지션 규모를 정하기가 어렵네요. 너무 많이 투자하면 갇히거나, 청산해야 할 때 스스로에게 불리하게 확률을 움직일까 봐 걱정됩니다. 하지만 소액 포지션은 별다른 영향을 주지 않고요. 경험 많은 분들은 유동성이 낮은 시장의 현실과 잠재적 이익 사이에서 과도하게 노출되지 않으면서 어떻게 균형을 맞추시나요?
For low-liquidity markets, the "small positions don't move the needle" argument is often the issue. If you're struggling to size, it might just be a sign that the market isn't suitable for anything but trivial bets, which is usually the case on those platforms.
That's a classic Polymarket dilemma. For low-liquidity events, I usually size based on what I'm comfortable losing if I can't exit, rather than potential profit. It's more about capital preservation for me in those scenarios.
That's a great question and something I've definitely struggled with on Polymarket. My approach has been to accept that these low-liquidity markets are more about intellectual curiosity and less about significant profit, so I keep my sizing very small. Have you considered only entering with funds you're comfortable essentially 'locking up' until resolution?
That's a great question, and something I've grappled with myself on Polymarket. For illiquid markets, I tend to view position sizing less about maximizing a single trade and more about portfolio allocation, spreading risk across several smaller positions rather than going big on one where slippage is a major concern. It's tough to find that sweet spot, isn't it?
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