It would be nice if the software showed the estimated final price after the trade (it would be estimated as it is always possible that another trade changes the price).
If a user has an expected probability of an outcome winning, they will want to buy (or sell) the contract up to that point (minus whatever risk/fees premium they have). Currently without this information, users have to do several trades and are likely to overshoot (buy too many shares) or undershoot (buy too few shares) their target.
It would be nice if the software showed the estimated final price after the trade (it would be estimated as it is always possible that another trade changes the price).
If a user has an expected probability of an outcome winning, they will want to buy (or sell) the contract up to that point (minus whatever risk/fees premium they have). Currently without this information, users have to do several trades and are likely to overshoot (buy too many shares) or undershoot (buy too few shares) their target.
Polymarket does this.