

Lolakis
52 posts





$2,850 earned risk-free from the MSTR market. Honestly, I'm surprised by how many idiots were willing to burn their money after consensus had already been established. Some guy burned $100k just an hour before the market closed. Maybe he's just a wealthy fool, but the scale of it is still astonishing.




🚨 THE BIGGEST ORACLE DISPUTE IN @Polymarket HISTORY $79M is frozen on Polymarket. A simple yes/no about MicroStrategy. A rule edited at 1pm the day after. The rule: "MSTR sells any Bitcoin by May 31, 2026?" Three sentences. Nothing about when confirmation has to arrive. What happened: MSTR sold 32 BTC between May 26-31. T heir 8-K filing went public June 1, dating the sale "as of May 31, 4:00 PM ET." So MSTR sold before the deadline. Their own filing says so. On paper, this was a YES. Then at 1pm ET on June 1: sixteen hours after the deadline. Polymarket added a new sentence: "Confirmation achieved outside the timeframe does not qualify." A sentence added after they knew the answer. YES collapsed below $0.01. The detail nobody can explain: the same MSTR question runs on three deadlines. → Sells by June 30 → YES ✅ → Sells by Dec 31 → YES ✅ → Sells by May 31 → NO ❌ Same 8-K. Same source. Three different answers. The market is in active dispute and resolves in the next 10 hours. What do you think it should resolve: YES or NO?




You mean "I donated $1300 to Polymarket whales".









The Final Review for the market "MicroStrategy sells any Bitcoin by May 31" is pretty much OVER. 13.60M UMA tokens have been revealed voting NO, enough for consensus to be achieved. This means that once the Reveal Phase ends, the market will resolve to NO in ~14–18 hours. At this point, the voting is effectively over and the outcome can't be changed. Don't listen to CT KOLs who know nothing about Polymarket and are telling you to buy YES.

