Feels like this should be accompanied by disclosure (i.e. @dwr.eth invested in Zora)

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Warpcast sends these notifications regularly, when more than X forecasters interact with a token. So, why should this particular one have additional information?

It’s black box.. we cannot verify uniform/consistent treatment

This assumes Dan invested in Zora’s angel round (information someone shared with me)

If that info is incorrect (certainly is possible), then my cast has no legs

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This assumes Dan invested in Zora’s angel round (information someone shared with me)

If that info is incorrect (certainly is possible), then my cast has no legs https://warpcast.com/geoffgolberg/0xe4cd0f84

I have a script that whenever a token has more than 100 buys in 10 minutes, it casts "This token is trending!!!". It has been running for weeks, and it has casted about tens of tokens. Now suddenly, because my token is trending, the scoot must also post a disclaimer?

Other example. I give $1000 to the winner of the local chess tournament, every year. I have been doing it for 10 years. This year's winner is my best secret lover. Do I need to make a disclaimer? Why?

TBH, if there was the disclaimer that you are asking for, I it would be cringe. Like, ok, we get these notifications every day, but today the it's something you're invested in, there is also some additional wink, wink, buy?