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neilv ◴[] No.42131010[source]
> "This is obvious political retribution by the outgoing administration against Polymarket for providing a market that correctly called the 2024 presidential election," a Polymarket spokesperson tells Axios.

When I saw that statement, from a company spokesperson, it was striking.

Is it now respectable and advisable for a corporation to make official statements like this?

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n2d4 ◴[] No.42131653[source]
Ridiculous is also that they say this when Polymarket gave Trump only 60%-40% odds. They're falling for the same logical fallacy as everyone who knows nothing about prediction markets.
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1. vdvsvwvwvwvwv ◴[] No.42133643[source]
Polymarket is a market. Not sure if AMM or order book but whatever. Anyone attempting to control it wasting money.