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six
@six
IMO the real existential question for Polymarket is figuring out non-election markets The best markets need to be expansive enough to attract liquidity while ALSO not being easily gameable by individuals/small groups Sports and elections fit these constraints, what else?
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jtgi
@jtgi
weather box office natural disasters employment rates inflation rates fashion pandemics but sports gambling alone is a 10 billion industry in the usa, prob enough
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Erik
@eriks
would love a way to bet on onchain protocol/app metrics some may prefer this over buying/selling tokens in inefficient markets also way to bet directly on protocols/apps that don’t plan to launch a token obv gaming a concern, but market participants can price that in
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ace
@ace
cc @peter
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Goldy
@goldytalks
playoffs haven’t even started yet.
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Feven
@feven
i would love to wager on which tech companies has the next lay offs
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0xen 🎩
@0xen
that and letting people in the US actually use it
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Gramajo
@gramajo.eth
They could do economics KPIs. Inflation, unemployment, earning estimates etc
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Matti
@vinogarden
https://x.com/cubantobacco/status/1813981300841402594?s=46&t=VSvwtYgwGbZ7BteW1-lVkw
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Snibb123.eth
@snibb123
One wonders if they will benefit as elections get messier and more drawn out, too. Supposedly they made more money after November than before in 2020.
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