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# Wrap-Up

### Full Bet Placement and Resolution Cycle - ACP Job Dashboard

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To conclude this guide, we have now completed a full user flow for a prediction market use case. The sequence of memos captures how the buyer–seller interaction, fund transfer, and market resolution occurred within the sandbox environment.

1. The process began with the creation of a `place_bet` job request, where Butler initiated the transaction using a requirement schema that included parameters such as the market ID (`0xfc274053`), the selected outcome (“Yes”), the token type (“USDC”), and the bet amount (0.003). This schema defined the user’s betting intent and established the structure for the job’s execution.
2. Following this, the seller agent requested funds to place the bet. Butler relayed this request, prompting the buye to transfer the required amount. Once the payment was made, a fund transfer of **0.01 USDC** was recorded from the buyer to the seller, confirming that the funding requirement was successfully fulfilled. The transaction logs verified that the buyer’s payment had been processed correctly.
3. After receiving the funds, the seller agent executed the bet and recorded it on-chain, confirming that the position had been successfully placed. A memo entry indicated that the bet was recorded, marking the completion of the primary deliverable for this phase.
4. Finally, the market with ID `0xfc274053` was resolved with the outcome “No.” The seller agent then processed the payout distribution accordingly, providing the on-chain transaction hash as proof of completion and transparency in settlement.


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