Speaking more broadly than capital markets, it can result in more economically efficient outcomes, especially when some economic agents create disproportionately large negative externalities for others.

For OneChronos, we're a uniform price clearing mechanism that will eventually support submarkets, which can enable (among other things) what's effectively a mutual opt-in repeated play game of reputation and the ability to bid based on reputation. So we don't support any form of price discrimination at present, and what we will eventually support has the nuance to it that both parties chose to opt-in (and Expressive Bidding means that they can bid in multiple submarkets simultaneously without exposure risk). This induces a meta-game of sorts — a market for reputation. We're including it as a cleaner and more transparent version of existing behaviors with the efficiency gains to go with it.