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Ghost-Filled Orders: Detecting and Testing Atomicity Violations in Non-Custodial Prediction Markets
Blockchain based prediction markets combine offchain order management with onchain settlement. This architecture supports user controlled custody, since users keep funds in wallets or smart contracts while submitting signed orders to an offchain order book. However, it creates an atomicity gap. An o
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