1const e=`## What market view is 2 3**Market view** is a supplier-only preview of the buyer experience. It lets you see exactly what buyers see when they browse the marketplace â but with one important addition: anonymized competitor benchmarking against assets in the same indication, stage, and modality. 4 5You'll typically open market view to answer two questions: 6 71. *How does my asset look to a buyer right now?* 82. *How does it compare to similar assets already on the platform?* 9 10## How anonymization works 11 12Your own assets appear in market view with full detail â supplier name, submitter, origin, manufacturing â exactly as they appear in your dashboard. Competitor assets are anonymized: identifying information is stripped before the data ever reaches your browser. 13 14You see the *shape* of competitive assets â indication, stage, modality, valuation range, completeness â without learning who they belong to. This is a one-way mirror: nothing about your assets is ever revealed to other suppliers' market views. 15 16## The competitive basket 17 18When you open a competitor asset, market view shows a **competitive basket** â a peer group of similar assets used for benchmarking. The basket starts narrow (same indication, stage, and modality) and broadens until there are enough peers for a meaningful comparison. The peer set used is shown on the asset detail page. 19 20## What you can do from market view 21 22- Browse the marketplace as a buyer would, with the same search and filters. 23- Open a competitor asset to see its anonymized profile, valuation range, and competitive basket. 24- Open one of your own assets to see the full buyer-facing preview, then jump into the competitive basket for benchmarking. 25 26## What market view is *not* 27 28Market view is read-only. You cannot edit assets, send inquiries, or change permissions from this view. To make changes, return to the supplier dashboard or the asset workspace. 29 30It is also a preview â buyers see exactly the same data, but the rest of the buyer dashboard (watchlists, inquiry history, asset chat) is not part of market view. 31`;export{e as default};
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