Editing Harassment markets (section)

== The Indivisibility of “One Big Job” ==

The hit man example lacks this micro-transaction advantage. Murder isn’t divisible into smaller “sample tasks.” If a would-be assassin needs to commit a hit just to prove legitimacy, they’re risking a major crime from the outset. Publishing evidence of carrying out a murder is both self-incriminating and risky.

'''Prediction Markets?'''<br />
Some suggest using prediction markets—like placing a bet on “Alice dies in February” and controlling the outcome. However, this creates a '''public threat''' and heightens the chance of being caught. It also requires meeting specific conditions (the exact month, for instance), making the job more complex. Thus, building a reputation for contract killing is not as straightforward as it is for selling small drug samples.

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