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Major Pre-Market Settlement Methods and Delivery Risk

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Summary

The document contains little of the promised daily puzzle material. Its only substantive details concern two settlement methods offered for Major pre-market trading. Under coin settlement, delivery follows a cash-on-delivery model, and a seller may lose a security deposit if they fail to deliver. Under USDT settlement, the trade is settled in USDT using an average index price measured over the final minute.

These descriptions point to different settlement and counterparty exposures: coin settlement makes delivery obligations and the seller’s deposit relevant, while USDT settlement relies on a reference price over a short window. The text does not explain how that index is constructed, how disputes or failed settlement are handled, or how either method affects pricing and liquidity. It also gives no trading strategy or evidence about potential returns. The available content is too sparse to assess Major’s puzzle, earning mechanics, or the broader pre-market product.

Key ideas

  • Coin settlement is described as delivery against payment, with a seller’s security deposit at risk if delivery fails.
  • USDT settlement uses an average index price from the final minute to determine settlement value.
  • The two methods imply different delivery and reference-price considerations for traders.
  • The document does not explain index construction, dispute handling, liquidity, or the puzzle’s earning mechanics.

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