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This corporate messaging piece really falls flat. So they caught $4000 and $200. Sounds very much like sacrificial pieces. “yes but see they don’t tolerate in
by rootsudo 8mo ago
This corporate messaging piece really falls flat.
So they caught $4000 and $200. Sounds very much like sacrificial pieces.
“yes but see they don’t tolerate insider trading!”
That’s it? One from a social media post by the own person who did it, and another in a slim market and had tips come in?
So it basically comes down to:
1. Don brag about doing something, that I’m not quite sure is illegal but supposedly breaks kalshis terms of service (oh no)!
2. Instead of operating in a thin t̶r̶a̶d̶i̶n̶g̶, sorry, prediction market pool, stick with ones that enable more plausible deniability?
If anything there should be more regulation against prediction markets like Kalshi or even elimination.
- skeptic_ai 8mo agolol definitively the small fish. What’s 200 and 4000 in the total? 0.0000000001%? And they only catch because one was bloating on their social media.
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- comex 8mo agoAt least they don't allow insider trading like Polymarket does!
- hpdigidrifter 8mo agoSomeone dropped $100k polymarket on US attacking Iran that day, it sent the whole place into a frenzy. There's degeneracy and then there's insiders and that's how these places work. This account had no prior trades.
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