The crypto gambling casino disguised as a “prediction market” where degens bet real money on elections, wars, and celebrity meltdowns while pretending it’s sophisticated market research.
The crypto gambling casino disguised as a “prediction market” where degens bet real money on elections, wars, and celebrity meltdowns while pretending it’s sophisticated market research.
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The crypto-native bookie that turned “will WW3 start this year?” into a tradable contract while regulators pretend it’s not gambling because it’s on the blockchain.
The site where election odds swing wildly on every tweet, rumor, or FBI raid, yet somehow always end up closer to reality than every legacy pollster combined.
A place where “truth-seeking through markets” means turning geopolitics into a meme-stock casino and calling the winners “oracles” instead of lucky gamblers.
Proof that “decentralized forecasting” just means unregulated sports-betting for nerds who think they’re smarter than Vegas because they read Substack.
The only place where betting on a politician’s prison sentence or a celebrity’s next scandal feels like “participating in the information economy.”