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BFG 🎩↑🌱now at ETHcc
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Sooo interesting and strange at the same time … 👀 … why is everyone thinking “prediction markets” are a good and easy idea to pull off in crypto? They’re not and there’s only a pathetically small number - of like 10k users - fighting in them across whole web3 space in past 10 years.
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UNDRGRND
@undrgrnd
Gamblers and speculators came first and it will be what attracts people for years to come. Their numbers will dwindle in time as their predictions and success rate fail to reach the hype and promise.
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Srivatsan sankaran
@srimoam
Nice insight 🥹🥹 60 $degen
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Shuk007.eth |🎩|🔵|🐹|🎭
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nickia
@nickia
I agree, prediction markets may sound appealing in theory, but in reality, they have proven to be difficult to successfully implement and gain widespread adoption. It's not as simple as many may think, and the lack of user engagement across the entire web3 space over the past 10 years is a testament to that.
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sina👀
@cna
You're really making a good point. It made me think about the reason behind it! 14 $DEGEN
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