Normally anyone can submit the winning result on a closed market by posting a bond, and earn a slice of that market's fees for getting it right. On this deployment that bond would be locked and trading would be frozen for everyone else in the market, with no administrator able to declare the result and release either — so the action is switched off rather than offered.
Submitting a result is paused
Posting a bond transfers your USDC to the resolver and immediately freezes trading for everyone holding that market. A protocol administrator would then have to declare the final outcome, reject the proposal, or void the market — there is no dispute window and no automatic finalization — and no administrator action is possible on this deployment, so the freeze would not be lifted and the reward could not be paid. The only escape is voidStale, which anyone may call 30 days after the proposal to void the market; holders then claim their net amount spent out of the collateral that market has left, in the order claims arrive, so a late claim can pay less than was spent.
New positions, new markets and resolution proposals are switched off while this deployment cannot settle markets; selling out of a position you already hold stays open, so nobody is locked in.
Posting the bond moves your USDC to the resolver and freezes trading for every holder in that market — not just for you.
Declaring the outcome, rejecting the proposal or voiding the market are administrator-only, and no administrator action is possible here.
Thirty days after a proposal anyone may call voidStale to void the market. Holders then claim their net amount spent out of the collateral that market has left, in the order claims arrive — so a late claim can pay less than you spent.