Oscar Mesa
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Oscar Mesa
@ojmesa
Profesor Titular Universidad Nacional de Colombia

@andrescamachom_ @petrogustavo @PactoCol Por transparencia porque no le explicas a los Colombianos cuántos gigawat hora se generaron en 2025 de solar. De los 82 mil consumidos? Y la falta de energía estimada para 27 y 28 de los 6000gwh al año q se requieren que potencia instalada de solar requeriría con el 20% de FP?







🇨🇴 I went on-chain to investigate Glass-Nail, the wallet pumping Cepeda YES on Polymarket. Here's what I found. The wallet was created 63 days ago. 514 transactions. Every single one is Cepeda YES on Polymarket. Nothing else. Ever. I traced the funding sources. Three different wallets sent the initial capital, a $22 test transaction, then $894 via a Permit2 relay, then $1,778 from what appears to be a multisig. Using multiple funding sources for a single-purpose wallet is not normal retail behavior. The source wallet holds $12.5K across three chains (Base, Ethereum, Polygon) and was funded through relay solvers designed to obscure the origin of funds. Whoever this is knows enough about crypto to route through infrastructure that makes tracing difficult, but not enough about trading to use a limit order 😂. Think about that: sophisticated enough to split funding across relays and multisigs, but still market-buying $100 blocks like a bot on autopilot. 15 identical buys in 2 minutes, every single week. That's not a trader. That's a budget being executed. And here's the funny part: it's getting more expensive and less effective every day. Two months ago $100 could move the price. Now the market has more liquidity, more eyes watching, and every $100 block barely moves the needle. As primera vuelta approaches, the cost of maintaining this fiction goes up exponentially while the market gets harder to manipulate. Good luck with that budget. Market: polymarket.com/event/colombia…


🇨🇴Spoofing. Now on a political prediction market Someone with serious money is defending Cepeda's price on Polymarket and I don't think it's a random degen. There's a ~$50K wall sitting at a single price level, 10x the size of everything around it. That's not organic. That's spoofing: a fake support order to stop the price from falling and keep Cepeda looking viable. I've seen this in other markets like Bitcoin. In a political prediction market it's a first. The question is who. A random left-wing degen? Powerful political allies? Money connected to the Colombian government? Someone needs Cepeda's probability to stay high, not for profit, but for narrative. Polymarket prices get cited by local media, and a lot of eyes are watching this, and can be used as propaganda or source of credibility. A collapsing price is a collapsing campaign. Watch that wall. If it disappears before being filled, you have your answer.

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