CryptoSaimon 🐢
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1/ Meet @WheresBroox (Broox Bauer), one of the multiple @AxiomExchange employees allegedly abusing the lack of access controls for internal tools to lookup sensitive user details to insider trade by tracking private wallet activity since early 2025.







Potentially the WORST polymarket trade this month award goes to @tsybka This is a textbook case of how bad incentive design can backfire in prediction markets: The Gävle Goat recently fell over in a storm Instead of treating the market as basically dead, Tsybka decided to bond huge size on NO at 98¢… Which pushed YES down to 2¢ On paper, that looks like “free yield.” In reality, it did something far worse: It created a massive financial incentive for some random person to go and burn the goat… At 2¢ YES, anyone who does burn it can turn tiny capital into a 50×+ payout. Tsybka’s trade subsidized the attack He effectively donated cheap YES shares to anyone willing to take the risk and even helped them by concentrating liquidity into a single burner wallet (“burninggoat”). Now a bunch of people think there’s a burner lurking… and whether or not they’re right, the incentive now exists. It’s the prediction-market version of putting a price tag on your own house and hoping nobody buys it. People are even debating edge-case rules like whether it counts because the goat already fell… which only adds chaos. But the core lesson is simple: When a market outcome is actionable by humans, the price isn’t just a forecast. It can become a bounty. This is why “free money trades” in real-world outcome markets are rarely free because your position can change the world you’re betting on.



















