Resolves according to this market's trading volume at market close.
Answers that become guaranteed/impossible may resolve early.
@Robincvgr I would greatly appreciate if you would promise not to manipulate the market e.g. by vastly inflating the trading volume single-handedly
@TheAllMemeingEye Now that creator fees are gone, and I've done my best to minimize ambiguity in the answers I added, I don't see why I have much reason to act differently in this market than any other trader
@TheAllMemeingEye
=exp(1)^pi()^2 in google docs seems to be calculated as =exp(1)^(pi()^2) = 19333.68 That is what I intended anyway.
I tried to edit in brackets but only allowed within 1 hour of creation.
@ChristopherRandles just to be clear, do I understand correctly that this is therefore pi^(e^2) < x < e^(pi^2)?
@TheAllMemeingEye yes that is correct.
I make the range 4715 to 19333