someone at Polymarket is drafting a tweet about how their users accurately predicted the Brazilian election result within one point
seeing it now on the site, does not look like what you posted... do they modify something after it's resolved to make it look like the predictions were more accurate?
@molly0xfff polymarket is so bad even their plot library is struggling. It would be funny if these gambling sites were not harming people and societies
@molly0xfff I try not to fall into the so-called prediction market rabbit hole, but $228M..? Is that really the amount that’s changed hands here?
@molly0xfff LOL all these this-is-not-a-bet-this-is-a-prediction people "doing their own research" haha
@molly0xfff @zzt took me a moment to click and then ahhhhh I see your point
@molly0xfff again with the Spear of Longinus? (Evangelion reference, it's the second time I've seen that spread today, the first one was Brazilian opinion polls)
@molly0xfff the lathe of heaven but make it a mobile app.
@molly0xfff the line between wishcasting and market manipulation gets thinner every day
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While maintaining that it is not unregulated online betting in any way. of course.
@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io nothing to see here