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Interesting seeing even the Pope talk about AI as infrastructure that needs regulation Not because of chatbots But because algorithms already influence payments, hiring, healthcare, warfare and financial access at massive scale

Google pushing deeper into agentic commerce changes more than ecommerce. If AI becomes the buyer, payments infrastructure can’t rely on manual checkout flows anymore The next payment stack will be built around machine identity, delegated authorization and AI-native transactions

@jeff_weinstein @tempo It's like 8 geniuses are locked in one room

Watching the @tempo team work (often over their shoulder at their office) is like watching a team of smart octopuses, each with eight arms, each playing several keyboards at the same time, making music together. 🐙🎹 This Slack + agents tool is a big reason how:

Why does X conduct a shitty policy? who doesn't pay for posts - he sucks. It's hard for small accounts like me to write posts, each post for 60+ views instead of 1k is stable before

“US–Iran ceasefire by …?” Yes, there’s escalation Yes, neither side wants a full-scale war But a ceasefire isn’t just stop shooting. It’s a political package where each side has to save face—and that’s harder than the market assumes My take: The probability of short-term de-escalation is higher than that of a full ceasefire with a clear deadline, these things rarely fit into a binary timeline—too many actors, too little control @Polymarket often overestimates the speed of resolution in geopolitics The real world isn’t a smart contract

@parlettodotbet @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade Time will show

@eksoaWeb3 @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade will be interesting if it happens so we will see

On @Polymarket “SpaceX IPO by June 30?” suddenly moved sharply upward on YES rumors about a secondary offering have intensified, discussions around liquidity for early investors have picked up, and there’s general hype around the space sector and AI infrastructure On top of that, there’s the typical low-liquidity effect — a few large orders pushed the price up and pulled in the crowd the probability still looks overstated — SpaceX has historically not rushed toward an IPO, and the window until the end of June is слишком narrow But right now the market is trading the narrative, not the facts in the short term, there could be another pump on news/tweets, but the risk of a sharp pullback is high I’ll feel out the market — might go in with $1,000. DYOR

@Atenov_D @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade mb

@eksoaWeb3 @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade Still think its not happening that soon tbh

@LeisenCrypto @kreoapp Actually, it's true

>We started trading with my friend almost at the same time. >For a long time we were roughly on the same level. >Then he connected Kreo. >In just a couple of weeks he made serious money. >Meanwhile I stubbornly kept saying that Kreo was just hype and continued trading my own way. >In the end, my friend is up big. >And I blew my last money. >Now I’m sitting here realizing -sometimes it’s better to listen than to argue.

@itslirrato I've already been burned so much on Trump, I'd better abstain

@0xWast3 @forsmarkets I am amazed every day how people become billionaires one after another

Is this top trader on Polymarket right now? He’s already up +$639.000 His 80.2% win-rate across 1,729 predictions One of the most consistent whales on the entire platform Copying all his trades live on @forsmarkets No guesswork. Just smart money replication. Want to mirror this trader too?

@Ivanbenzemama @Polymarket @PolymarketSport @PolymarketTrade It’s cool boski

14k dollars for 2 hours. Today a profile with the nickname "DishonestFarmer" on @Polymarket made his easiest $14k ever. He predicted the victory of France against Brazil. The score was 1-2. France has won. > The account is only two months old. > His biggest single win so far is $74k. > Total profit is already approaching $500,000. Profile: @dishonestfarmer?r=Kaito" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@dishonestfarm…

@herman_m8 This guy is really good

This profile is a High-volume Sports Spread Trader with ~$1.7M profit He focuses almost entirely on spreads and totals, not simple match winners --- His profile: @gatorr?via=henrikh" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@gatorr?via=he… The most success positions: $28k → $136k; $182k → $365k; $129k → $270k --- What he bets on? > NBA spreads > NFL spreads > Game totals (O/U) > Occasionally NHL totals --- So I will copy trade him here: polygold.trade/#/login?code=F… --- What stands out? • Heavy focus on spreads instead of winners • Consistent entries around 45-52¢ • Large bet sizes: $90k-$190k per position • Extremely consistent ROI (~90-110% per trade) This is not gambling - this is line trading /// Why it works? Spreads and totals are: > harder to price than winners > highly sensitive to small changes (injuries, pace, matchups) > often mispriced vs sharp models > Most users prefer simple bets → which leaves more inefficiency in spreads No narratives. No guessing winners. Just beating the line! Also polygold started a Giveaway with $1000 of prizes Details here: x.com/polygoldtrade/…

@Lutchyn13 Cool bro keep it up

On the screenshot, you can see last week’s stats. This is exactly what I aim for, a fantastic week compared to previous ones. Most importantly, it was consistent, and the impression count personally excites me. It shows that I’ve been moving in the right direction. Huge thanks to @zscdao, none of this would have been possible without them. They might have noticed that I was more active than usual this week, as I had more time for X. Also, thanks to @Atenov_D, an interesting story came out of this collaboration, which I’m already turning into a thread. You’ll see it in a few days.

@bonduelleioat @Chance_ @swisstony I wish I had such a cold character

Found an interesting trader on @Chance_ and immediately had a question is this a human or a bot? @swisstony 64,756 bets in 8 months, $589 million in volume and $5.6 million in profit. Biggest single win $711,700. That's 270 bets every day without days off. Clearly not a human. Most likely this is an automated system that analyzes markets and places bets without emotions and without breaks. And here's what's interesting building something like this today is realistic even without a team of developers. The Claude API from Anthropic lets you create a bot that analyzes markets on Polymarket, finds where the price is undervalued or overvalued, and places bets automatically. No need to sit and think every time the bot does it for you based on predefined rules. What it looks like in practice: / the bot reads market data / Claude analyzes and decides whether there is value in the bet / if yes it places the bet automatically This is not a guarantee of profit. But @swisstony shows that an algorithmic approach works over the long run.

Bitcoin has shown strong growth in recent days An interesting narrative is forming right now, amid a ~25% drop in gold, this represents trillions of dollars, with liquidity gradually flowing into higher-yield, higher-risk assets — BTC, altcoins, and the crypto market as a whole Historically, such moments often become entry points before major moves, that’s why this is one of the most interesting windows right now for observation and potential investments The most convenient way to trade is through BingX by using my referral link, you’ll get access to a private Telegram channel with signals from a top trader The results are shown in the image below

@se_margl @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade You, bro, you read my thoughts

@eksoaWeb3 @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade june 53c looks too low tbh. these crises accelerate the second elites get spooked

Miguel Díaz-Canel out as leader of Cuba by…? The market is essentially betting on political instability in a country where power traditionally changes not through elections in the Western sense, but through internal party processes A near-term exit of Díaz-Canel looks unlikely without a major trigger — a new level of economic crisis, an elite split, or mass protests that can no longer be contained locally Cuba is already under pressure: shortages, energy problems, and population outflow But so far, this is a slow-burning crisis rather than a breaking point So the market is effectively pricing in the probability of a rare event — not just a deterioration of conditions, but an actual political rupture What could change the balance: — a sharp economic deterioration (for example, a collapse of the power grid or food supply) — an escalation of protests with support from within the elite — a health factor or an unexpected internal exit These kinds of markets are interesting because they pay for low-probability but plausible events The market is not trading the news — it is trading the probability of a rare turning point

@stacyonchain @Polymarket @zscdao ahahahah

@eksoaWeb3 @Polymarket @zscdao We haven’t even ridden bicycles in Poland yet :)

$8.39 vs $3.50 gas prices in the U.S. are starting to look unreal. California: already at $8.39 per gallon (1 gallon = 3.78 liters) Georgia: around $3.50 now (up from $2.60 just a month ago) Premium: $4.40 If this trend continues, by the end of March: California could push toward $9+ per gallon, while Georgia may climb to $3.80 $4.20. Same country Same fuel Completely different reality polymarket.com/event/will-gas…