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It really depends on the contract and my conviction. If it's something I'm very confident in, I'll take what's there and slowly scale in as liquidity improves. Sometimes being early means you get a better price before the crowd.
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I usually just wait a bit. On Kalshi, new contracts often fill out their order books within the first hour or so as more people notice them. Trying to force a large order through a thin book is just asking for slippage.