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federal reserve March decision market @Polymarket pricing is basically locked: no change with 93% (dominant base case) 25 bps cut means 7% (tail hedge) everything else = 1% noise not enough data yet to justify a pivot, but a small easing probability creeping in

federal reserve March decision market @Polymarket pricing is basically locked: no change with 93% (dominant base case) 25 bps cut means 7% (tail hedge) everything else = 1% noise not enough data yet to justify a pivot, but a small easing probability creeping in

update early feb barely moved, almost zero action priced in feb 13 = 3.3% feb 20 = 12% feb 28 = 21% short-term: nothing imminent, but mid/long-term fears are creeping in better clarity than TV or social feeds rn

urgent update, early @Polymarket dates still dust feb 6-9 basically priced as no event curve only wakes up late feb / march near term NO still feels clean if anything happens, it wont be sudden

ja morant @Polymarket trade market still at 59% YES, but i dont see it injuries + off court noise killed demand i'm solid NO here deadline trades dont happen in silence

no ref shill polymarket.com/event/how-long…

government shutdown duration market is the topic to discuss 2+ / 3+ days basically locked real fight starts at 4-5+ days senate already showed bipartisan support no one wants to wear a long shutdown politically base case: short shutdown long tail looks overpriced

no ref link polymarket.com/event/super-bo…

pricing seattle over new england at 68% exact outcome market + no matchup and that matters $300k+ vol, but @Polymarket liquidity is split one way exact score style bets always overprice narratives i like fading certainty this early

polymarket.com/event/will-don… no ref

don lemon criminally charged? @Polymarket prices it 25% all we ve now: investigations + political pressure no filings market says low probability some wallets screaming YES, calling it easy i'm leaning NO so politics rarely translates to immediate criminal action dyor

.@Polymarket asking a brutal question imo: which country will the US strike next?crowd says somalia (71%) syria at 14% iran only 8% about where US ops already exist + low political costsomalia being high tells you one thing: the market expects continuation watch this closely

denmark failed to shift the us stance on greenland security narrative is locked in "if not us, then china or russia" nato gestures look symbolic at best polymarket prices a deal soon at 40%. it's how fast they move dyor

trump acquiring greenland before 2027 sits at 17% $6m volume, but the order book tells different this requires an official US + denmark agreement jus a few wallets pushing YES = classic polymarket mispricing I'm firmly NO. political noise not equals sovereignty transfer here

good day to say something about @ranger_finance and its bet someone slammed NO on @Polymarket like they either don't get it at all or see something everyone else missed quick take: NO on polymarket is often fear + bias, not math same risks exist in defi every single day

odds for Israel striking Iran by Jan 31 sit at 31% $5M+ vol already insider wallets talking much but could be nothing? either way, this one's for review plus all eyes on Israel vs Iran markets: 8/9 predictions up with median 36% profit tbh watch / bet: polymarket.com/event/israel-s…