— Polymarket, Prediction Markets
This bot only bets ‘No’ on Polymarket, and its creator keeps losing money
A bot that only bets No on Polymarket event contracts keeps losing money, even though 73% of contracts actually resolve that way.
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The revolving door for lawyers between Kalshi and DOJ
Kalshi’s former lawyer now helps the US Department of Justice in lawsuits that cushion Kalshi from criminal lawsuits by state regulators.
— Israel, Polymarket
Polymarket users try manipulate Israeli journalist with death threats, report
Polymarket users reportedly threatened to kill an Israel-based journalist after his Iranian missile report threatened several large wagers.
Nigel Farage aide George Cottrell bets US war will last four more months
Nigel Farage aide George Cottrell bet $41K that a US-Iran ceasefire won't happen until late June, contradicting Reform UK's current stance.
— Kalshi, Polymarket
Assassination markets are legal now but Trump doesn’t have to worry
Polymarket currently has open assassination markets on its website and they’re some of the most heavily traded markets on the platform.
— Kalshi, Polymarket
Are Polymarket and Kalshi decentralized?
Polymarket and Kalshi are popular in the cryptocurrency industry, but neither is truly "decentralized" like other projects.
Odds swing wildly as Polymarket bets on Iran’s successor collapse
Polymarket trades about the next supreme leader of Iran illustrate the wild gambles that crypto traders are willing to make.
Kalshi uses ‘death carve-out’ to avoid paying out on Ali Khamenei ousting
Kalshi apparently allowed traders to bet on Ali Khamenei's ousting, racked up $54M in trades, then voided the result when he was killed.
— Axiom, Polymarket
ZachXBT exposes group of alleged Axiom insider traders
Crypto sleuth ZachXBT suggested that his Axiom investigation may lead to legal proceedings against the alleged insider trading group.
Polymarket ends trading loophole for bitcoin quants
Polymarket quietly sunsetted one of its two de facto subsidies for quants adding liquidity to lure retail ‘taker’ orders.