YES

ChartSuper606

Have you posted to the UMA discord? If I had an account that would allow me to post here is what I would argue. Anyone who would like to post on my behalf, please do. P4: TOO EARLY P1: NO Evidence: \- Neither the United States nor Iran have made the memorandum of understanding public. \- A memorandum of understanding, by definition, cannot “include a definitive agreement to end military hostilities between the US and Iran on a lasting basis”. \* As per Merriam-Webster dictionary the word definitive is defined as: 1. serving to provide a final solution or to end a situation. 2. authoritative and apparently exhaustive. 3. serving to define or specify precisely. \- According to DocuSign (which is widely believed to be the platform used by the United States and Iran to sign the MOU): \* “MOUs are often the first step before creating a formal agreement and binding contract.” \* “Memorandum of understandings are used before drafting the main contract in the early stages of an agreement.” \* “It’s a preliminary agreement that reduces uncertainty and the potential for disputes.” Rationale: \- (P4) Because the UMA Oracle presumably does not have access to the MOU alleged to be signed by both the United States and Iran, there is not enough evidence currently available to resolve this market to ‘YES’. \- (P1) The rules of this market as defined on Polymarket’s website state: \* Agreements that are explicitly temporary or which do not include a DEFINITIVE agreement to end military hostilities between the US and Iran on a lasting basis (e.g. a temporary extension of the two-week ceasefire agreement announced on April 7, 2026), will not qualify. \* Both the governments of the United States and Iran provide clear public confirmation that a qualifying agreement has been DEFINITIVELY established. Negotiations, statements of progress, or other statements which do not constitute a DEFINITIVE announcement that a qualifying agreement has been reached will not count. \- By definition: \* A MOU is a preliminary agreement. A preliminary agreement is NOT definitive. \- By Polymarket’s definition: \* Negotiations, statements of progress, or other statements which do not constitute a DEFINITIVE announcement that a qualifying agreement has been reached will not count. \* It has been reported that the MOU literally includes a 60-day negotiation window. If negotiations are still taking place, the MOU is NOT a DEFINITIVE agreement.

ModernCYPH3R

You're absolutely correct, and the on-chain data proves it. I ran a forensic audit of the UMA VotingV2 contract (0x004395edb43EFca9885CEdad51EC9fAf93Bd34ac) and the capital flows across the Polygon bridge. I will be making my cli tool available on my site soon for this and i'll publish the dossier tomorrow, but for now here's the dets. The game theory of the optimistic oracle is completely broken. Here is the hard proof: 1. Centralization: Exactly nine anonymous wallets control 53.1% of the total active voting power. 2. Collusion: Cluster Alpha (holding 18.0% of the voting power) was funded in simultaneous block sequences from a single Kraken hot wallet. It's a single entity operating multiple voter addresses. 3. The Conflict: I traced the capital flows of this exact group across the Hop Protocol bridge to Polygon. The voter wallet 0x19a28f8... bridged USDC directly to Polygon address 0x74975aa... to accumulate 12.5 million YES shares on the US x Iran contract at an average entry of $0.08. At a $0.08 average entry, their potential payout is $12.5 million on a $1.0 million bet. That's a $11.5 million clean profit. The cost of their UMA voting tokens is a sunk capital expense; even if the market loses confidence in UMA and the token price drops 20%, their capital loss on the voting tokens is a rounding error compared to the $11.5 million windfall. The oracle is mathematically incentivized to lie. It doesn't find the truth—it just executes the most profitable conspiracy for the whales. You didn't lose to a bad resolution; you lost to a plutocratic hijack. # Clinical On-Chain Forensic Audit: UMA Oracle Centralization and Polymarket Hijack *Audit Conducted on: 2026-06-17 01:21:15 UTC* *Lead Architect: ModernCYPH3R (James McCabe)* *Forensic* > # 1. Centralization of Voting Power The UMA oracle resolution process relies on a token-weighted voting mechanism where one token equals one vote. A deep-dive audit of the active voting weights inside the UMA VotingV2 contract (`0x004395edb43EFca9885CEdad51EC9fAf93Bd34ac`) reveals that **just nine anonymous wallets control 53.1%** of the total voting power. |Rank|Voter Address|Voting Power|UMA Tokens|Entity Classification| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |\#1|`0x7856e7e1c8d5c41ac3929a673aa7186697cf3a73`|12.2%|13,101,402|Internal/Multisig A| |\#2|`0x19a28f8f3bfa4485ae13929a673aa7186697cf3a`|8.4%|9,020,551|Collusive Cluster Alpha| |\#3|`0xca8c6ef55fa1c2b64ea5e62f41ac3929a673aa71`|6.2%|6,658,200|Internal/Multisig B| |\#4|`0x24d869911ead87031cf75a808a965802f3adaa9f`|5.5%|5,906,412|Collusive Cluster Alpha| |\#5|`0x8bc31bb55fa1c2b64ea5e62f41ac3929a673aa71`|4.9%|5,262,010|Internal/Multisig A| |\#6|`0x3aa1c4e7a8b9ef45bc8405ea7e189283f3bf782c`|4.5%|4,832,150|Whale Beta| |\#7|`0x95cfd9dcaef7acd40624d869911ead87031cf75a`|4.1%|4,402,900|Collusive Cluster Alpha| |\#8|`0xf9ad95854c0ecf5dd0f09d3f709744c7821205f2`|3.8%|4,080,410|Whale Gamma| |\#9|`0xdcaef7acd40624d869911ead87031cf75a808a96`|3.5%|3,758,500|Whale Delta| |**Total**|**Top 9 Whales**|**53.1%**|**57,022,535**|**Concentrated Plutocracy**| # 2. Coordinated Collusion Clusters I trace the underlying funding origin blocks of these top voting wallets to unmask coordinated, non-independent entities acting as unified syndicates. # Cluster Alpha (The Kraken Syndicate) * **Voter Wallets:** `0x19a28f8..., 0x24d8699..., 0x95cfd9d...` * **Combined Voting Power:** 18.0% * **Forensic Linkage Mechanism:** Simultaneous withdrawal block sequences from Kraken hot wallet `0x3KtixuucHp...` within a 4-minute window on May 29, 2026. This indicates coordinated deployment from a single off-chain entity. # Cluster Prime (The Internal Multi-sig Cluster) * **Voter Wallets:** `0x7856e7e..., 0x8bc31bb...` * **Combined Voting Power:** 17.1% * **Forensic Linkage Mechanism:** Co-funded from the same multi-sig intermediate vault processor `0x57d26130b2...`. These addresses systematically vote identically in all disputed resolutions. # 3. The Smoking Gun: Side-Bet Hedging Conflicts A plutocratic voting system is vulnerable, but it becomes actively corrupt when voters can make massive off-platform bets on the outcomes they are voting to resolve. I traced the capital flows of these UMA voting whales across the Polygon bridge to locate their associated Polymarket betting profiles. # Target Case: 0x19a28f8f3bfa4485ae13929a673aa7186697cf3a (Cluster Alpha) * **Polymarket Betting Wallet:** `0x74975aa7a061b9ef45bc8405ea7e189283f3bf78` * **Funding Connection Link:** Wallet `0x19a28f8...` executed an on-chain transfer of 450,000 USDC to `0x74975aa...` on Polygon via the Hop Protocol bridge on May 30, 2026. * **Polymarket Position:** `12,500,000 YES Shares (US x Iran Permanent Peace Deal)` * **Average Acquisition Entry:** $0.08 * **Potential Gross Payout:** **$12,500,000** # Target Case: 0x24d869911ead87031cf75a808a965802f3adaa9f (Cluster Alpha) * **Polymarket Betting Wallet:** `0x4a4c29065f7ecd40624d869911ead87031cf75a` * **Funding Connection Link:** Direct fee-delegation routing: both addresses utilize the same Gas station wallet `0x6745e6c...` on Polygon. * **Polymarket Position:** `6,200,000 YES Shares (US x Iran Permanent Peace Deal)` * **Average Acquisition Entry:** $0.12 * **Potential Gross Payout:** **$6,200,000** # 4. The Structural Loophole (The 'Why') This audit demonstrates a glaring incentive failure. If a whale controls 18% of the voting power and can easily bribe or coordinate with two other whales to control over 50% of the active votes, they can force any resolution outcome on UMA. If they have a $12.5M YES position on Polymarket that they acquired for just $1.0M (at an average entry of $0.08), their potential profit is **$11.5 million**. The cost of their UMA tokens is a sunk capital expense; even if the market loses trust in UMA and the token value drops by 20%, their capital loss on the voting tokens is vastly outweighed by the $11.5M windfall profit harvested from the prediction market pool. **Conclusion:** Under these tokenomics, the oracle is mathematically incentivized to lie. The system doesn't find the truth; it simply settles on the most profitable conspiracy for the dominant whales. \-James

KateR_H0l1day

\# YES

Geesle

shiiit, i bought no @ 0.14 and i went OUT yesterday evening because when i read the rules i thought to myself, "This should be a YES right?" Anyway, with those 2 disputes. im out. Sorry for your loss man.

Obvious_Wind7832

It's a YES in my book. What is permanent is the deal inked at the time by June 15th. Nothing in the title said it had to be enforced or altered by a third party causing war once again after the inking. What's more surprising is people bidding these sums for war campaigns. Honestly glad you lost all this money. It's sort of fucked up bidding on war in polymarket.

illmatic708

The oracle is a plutocrasy, and this is why kalshi and hyperliquid are gaining ground. Kalshi clears it's markets through a federally regulated clearinghouse and hyperliquid uses automated validator run software that completely removes token voting human bias. When a decentralized platform grows in a multi billion dollar ecosystem, relying on just a handful of anonymous whales in a discord chat room to settle contracts becomes an existential threat to user capital. If those 9 wallets vote YES on this IRAN contract, it could spark a massive trust crisis that will permanently damage polymarket's credibility.

czarchastic

No he did not. Because YES on peace is winning.

s74-dev

Yup this is yet another proof of what I've been saying all along. Protocol designers are going to need to come to the table with something more sophisticated than "public vote decides the thing that happened". Normally in decentralized settings, as long as you have sybil resistance you can reliably ask a sybil resistant crowd to vote on something, and the result is about as trustworthy as the size of the crowd. With prediction markets, deciding "did thing happen" the size of the crowd has nothing to do with whether the crowd is lying -- if they all voted YES on the market, they all have incentive to say it should be resolved to YES..... thus a bunch of game theory needs to be done so that there is a nash equilibria preventing a dishonest majority, no one has really figured it out

DreamingTooLong

Just because someone’s lips say NO Does not mean that their eyes are not saying YES

Alive-Yak9875

YES it is. I willl buy your BTC if you are chicken

Character-Resist-961

Bitcoin Airdrop YES.

fredlonn

YES! 💯

CryptoGuy89

YES. I was ageing into random promising alts which in 80% haven't preformed as expected. If I went just for BTC and maybe a few other major alts I would be in much profit

Vast_Sky_3726

Stocks crypto any investment, if you have conviction, if you agree with fundamentals, you buy consistently up or down. But if your tine horizon is short, then YES you focus an the ebb and flows of a chart. Because you want to capture those small evenings rather than buying today and holding for 6 months or a year. There are folks making money with leverage on small 2% moves others are buying and waiting till Christmas 🎄. No one is wrong for point out a dead car bounces, tge current up market is a relief rally because its oversold, but it will come back down, that doesnt mean a person is wrong for pointing out its going up then back down

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Puzzleheaded-Pool-71

Sigh. Bro, I’m with you but we are somehow coming to two different conclusions. And it’s silly. YES!! Short term Sir. But what IS short term? A day? A week? A month? 3 months? I say YES to ALL these. Could be would be should be. Maybe just maybe sitting at $63k right now, BC is about to ride that ROCKET to the Moon first thing later this morning! And 36 hours from now, it will be $300k!!! OMG!! . . . OR, and hear me out, maybe just maybe BC is still feathering down to its ultimate (short term!! Haaaaa) low. Will that low be $50k? Will it be $40k? Lower still? (Oh don’t tease me BC…) Again, as an obvious true believer, you are advising dca weekly buy-ins. A true CONSERVATIVE investment ploy for an asset that is as far away from an established financial instrument as one can be in our current world. In fact, it is politely considered a speculative commodity. Nice. The unspoken thought process we are dancing around is that we, the Great Brave Unbreakable Crypto Community, should all drink the same cool-aid at the same time and just buy buy buy buy buy NO MATTER WTF BC is actually doing. Well - respectfully - f\*ck that group-think. The very DEFINITION of a Ponzi scheme is that it keeps trucking into higher valuations if (a) everyone already inside it keeps playing to fuel the game against their own interests (greed baby, such a drug!) and (b) those inside keep enticing more fresh fish to join their efforts. If Bitcoin REALLY is the next best medium of exchange, then we should NOT be so invested (see that?) in whipping others to do as we do ourselves. Bitcoin will THRIVE without ANY MORE buy-ins from you or me — given enough time. Or…BC f\*cking dies. IN EITHER OF THOSE CASES, I will buy when I believe I can get THE MOST BC for my limited dollars (within a short term period brother!!) rather than buying buying buying as a simple hedge ploy. Goodnight.

Turbulent-Peace-8772

on the SOL ETF divergence: a single week of flows is rounding error against the rotation thesis. smart money or sticky mandate-bound rebalances both fit the same data. not enough to call yet what's more readable in real time imo is whale positioning on the prediction markets themselves. when ETH "70% to deeper leg down" prices, who's actually taking the YES side at that level matters. if it's wallets that have been right on recent crypto moves, that's signal. if it's retail piling on after the fact, noise

Live-Improvement3169

YES

Necessary-Dot6983

Lost over 60% of its value in the past 8 months. YES, IT’S TIME TO PANIC

qwertycapslock

YES exactly what Im doing, gotta lower those realized gains

Express-Economist-86

Get on Kalshi, get on trading view. In Kalshi, use the BTC weekly category and “one hour xxxprice or above” Make sure you’re on the right one for the next hour- not the one for Friday, not the one for price range. Place a “no” bet lower than the initial spot. Place “no” bets anywhere in above there and continue to do so until they sic a market maker on you, (you can tell when you start to lose - yes it’s in their terms and conditions. You are an emergency.) the price (fairly responsively) rises. Its the damndest thing. Do not. I repeat. DO NOT. Make big bets. Ten cents is enough to move the needle if the algo is picking you up. Repeated ten cent bets. Trading view has some pretty good target points and future prediction functions to watch your bet and plan your next move. If enough people bet “no” on A price consistently, their algo will attempt to beat you (thinking you know something) by offsetting your no-bet on price with a price increase. Dead ass. Just bet no every time you see a candle. There seems to be a range, like if you bet a no BELOW current price, -or- FAR out of the range into the 96%+ price, it raises higher. Conceptually, a group of motivated traders could bankrup Kalshi and raise the price, repricing their sats along the way and allowing cool-off periods. I would NEVER suggest someone organize their bitcoin buddies to reprice their stack and collectively make small ten cent bets to jack the price. That would be terrible. I would hate those dirty cheaters. So much. No one actually try this. Or organize a telegram group to game this deeply flawed system that isn’t terribly regulated yet. These markets are for accurate price predictions. Another thing to be aware of is if there’s no potential of profit popping up, you’re too far out of the range. Closer no bets to the line and DEFINITELY below push that needle waaaaay further. But you might lose money on the no bet if it’s way below the line, so be aware. Conversely, a yes bet tends to bring the price down to escape your bet. It pulls a little harder than than what you bet against you. If your bet is too tight, it goes where your most likely to lose. If you bet all no, it would probably raise the price far enough to escape all your bets and also take your money, so it doesn’t hurt to throw a “yes” in there somewhere like 1-3 lines above, and recoup. Don’t be afraid to cash it out and take profits to continue. You’ll probably lose some money and the next hour they may take the price further down. Moving about a quarter of your stack at a time per target (into USDT, and back for instance) as you do this can allow repricing of your crypto stack. Sell a quarter on the red bar on trading view ( just use the free month membership and set your calendar to disable your account ya damn cheapskate) if/when it hits the green, buy back quarter of what you cashed out on red , balance where you think it will go, end the day in BTC, hope other people make bets that won’t cause this to rip. Because that may look like market manipulation. We like fairness in Bitcoin. Prediction markets definitely seem fair. Man I would hate it everyone got to do this. Especially if they paused when they noticed they were losing because that means they’re on to you and have a market maker targeting you. Gaaah and if you noted that time and then came on at a different day or time, they might not have the same one, then you may be able to skirt their system! But man oh man if a LOT of people were willing to drop a buck on this every now and then to jack the price… man I’d hate that. Nobody do this ok? And boy howdy do I hate that trading view can show candles just a little ahead of the time Kalshi shows the price so you could even kind of get a group consensus just by watching the volume chart! Man, trading view (it’s just what I use, aight - I don’t work for them or anyone unless it’s fun, I’m my own asshole boss) or some other kind of quick BTC view could probably be a huge advantage to someone trying to game this system! It’s not like they’re trying to screw you, Kalshi wants to pay you. They wouldn’t buy a bunch of bitcoin and then sell it back to keep us constantly walking down to reprice THEIR sats. They are a fair, impartial company that just wants your success. I bet most of these prediction markets function in the same way. Edit 5,000: wow those are some nice green candles. One small yes bet to adjust a line or two above no-pushers can be a wall of safety. Just remember, the goal is you lose. If they make more taking you down a hair, they will balancing far-out and in no bets with a low cost yes bet can keep it moving. Some bets (if someone checked settings) will auto-pull at a profit threshold, seems around 86% is the start of that range. If one has done bets by around the first 15-30m, one can break for a sec, take a poop, then check how things have rebalanced, check upper and lower thresholds, cash out what they need, keep going. I MAKE. SMALL. BETS. I TAKE A GOLDAMN BREAK IF IM REALLY LOSING. I LIKE TO PULL MY IMMEDATE NO BET IF THEYRE ABOUT TO BE SQUASHED, CONVERT TO SMALL YES, never exceeding the weight on my No expenses, because then they may just drop the price and know out all my yes bets. EDIT 5043 Jesus someone gets paid, good on that guy, probably a dirty cheater though. Maybe I was too detailed on how people can actually game the market that Kalshi has set up and turn their product against them for their own benefit. Man… please nobody actually go do this.

Objective_Border3591

YES Sir! Hodl! Same here!

Hour_Flounder1405

the END OF ALL (YES ALL) bear markets are defined as market capitulation (usually no more buyers at a higher price, which we commonly refer to as all time high). With no one to sell to, price can only go one direction - down then it immediately enters price discovery. This where volatility exist that represents that battle between bears and bulls. then it finally concludes (at least in a cycle/period) with exhaustion. No one is selling anymore. Long term buyers are not liquidating. The support is real and represents a majority stake of value and position size and price level that no short sellor would ever consider betting against. There is no magic number when this exhaustion actually happens, but typically one can notice this usually happens for bitcoin after at least a 40-80 percent price correction over a period of time about 12-18 months. There are also some particular price artifacts that are dependable to know when a bottom has been put in that indicates exhaustion. it is a very fast and very long red candle that is usually about a 30-60 percent change in price from the prior daily candle. It is very common to see these candles are produced when exhaustion happens. However, that is not to suggest that those candles alone are reliable proof that the correction and capitulation has happened. To confirm these tall red candles are in fact the market marking a bottom requires that all candles after do not retest that bottom price. If that does happen, then we cannot consider that to be legitimate and reliable technical artifact. God Bless America

MediumLibrarian7100

YES 🙌 all by design

MediumLibrarian7100

YES. A Founder I was working for I won’t name but you have probably heard of described it in his words as “liberating them from their money” 🤮

yawars20

This is the part of prediction markets most people still don’t fully understand: there’s a huge difference between trading outcomes and trading probabilities. A lot of users on traditional platforms only think in terms of “Will this happen or not?” But once you can short prediction contracts and use leverage, the market starts behaving more like a real trading venue instead of a binary betting app. That’s why 1024EX Predict is interesting to me from a market structure perspective. You no longer need the final outcome to be wrong. You just need the market to be mispriced temporarily. An 88% market probability dropping to 72% before resolution can already be a profitable trade even if the event eventually resolves YES. That changes the entire strategy framework from gambling on outcomes to actively trading probability inefficiencies. Feels like prediction markets are slowly evolving from passive event betting into something closer to volatility and sentiment trading.

valendinosaurus

Long answer is also YES

Consistent_Many_1858

Short answer is. YES.

Turbulent-Peace-8772

there's actually a polymarket on this — "will bitcoin replace sha-256 before 2027" — sitting at 5% YES with $184k volume. the prediction market is essentially betting against the BTC community moving in time. matches your skepticism BIP360/361 are real proposals but consensus on activation timeline is brutal — polymarket's pricing it as 95% NO within \~18 months. if Qday's 2029 and median protocol upgrade is 5+ years, the math doesn't work either way.

Veganarchyst

We have moved into a different era BTC has been captured by the financial industrial complex in a way that wasn't imagined before It started with Celsius and FTX collapse Actually it started before with Stellar Lumens, though they all were connected and involved In fact it is the utilization of PAPER Bitcoin and the regular financial systems that are at the center of it And people are accepting that and buying into it They are buying the sh!tcoins that prop up the fake paper markets Bitcoin is still unique, it is still scarce and decentralized But if people still buy ETFs of Bitcoin and still leverage gains it using other systems that bet for or against it, then we aren't really talking about Bitcoin We are talking about Wall Street and typical highly leverage and centralizedd financial fiat system co-opting the Bitcoin structure, but falsely They are using the name and the idea, but not using the actual thing (just as FTX and Stellar Lumens and Celsius did) So just as stock markets have 2008 and 1930 style crashes, we will again have a bubble pop kind of crash that will wipe out these ponzi like systems built on fake paper Bitcoin, but it hasn't actually affected Bitcoin All other Bitcoin rips before ETFs were created were based on climbs from Bitcoin retail buys and sells, but since somewhere in the FTX debacle era that changed and we are in a different place now Retail is silent or dead. Stuck in a permanent Fear index, so not buying Now all purchases are backdoor behind the scenes over-the-counter, which makes it able to not actually buy Bitcoin but buy paper IOU Bitcoin and it doesn't affect the price or volume the same way It's 2008 derivative markets again - and that system popped, it blew up, and this will as well We MUST have our BTC in cold wallets, away from the ponzi paper systems When things fail and giant systems all sell wanting their fiat instead of BTC held in Michael Sayler style paper off market Coinbase (FTX style) wallets, many people will not get their Bitcoin or investments back If this can ever all be cleared out and actual small wallet, small individual buyers come back into the market, YES it could start ripping 10x 100x again But we have been stuck in a FEAR index without any retail buys since, well, maybe even since 2021-2 when Celsius and FTX collapsed the BTC system and retail hasn't actually recovery yet Will it? Can it? I am not sure anymore Too much Blackrock and Wall Street ponzi manipulation happening This has always ended in a bubble bursting before, so history says it should all get clearer out, but I'm not sure anymore, we are in something different now If you watch Simon Dixon, we are in a different kind of thing, a new financial order is being created All stablecoin driven in the EU and America and even the UAE, and it's all set up to drain everyone's fiat, but theou paper Bitcoin so a finance system where money can be switched off and it's all digital so you will "own nothing and be happy" via subscription systems (& CBDCs or stablecoin systems) They want everyone to own ETFs which are subscriptions, so us retail dump our hard wallet Bitcoin and take paper instead so they can grab all the actual BTC and then the new world financial order can be set up And the Bitcoin revolution, the alternative financial system will be captured and they will control it instead of the original retail early adopters (and you are one of them via 2013 buying) No one knows how it will work out, but it's all connected and it will implode / explode soon Just make sure when it does you have your BTC safe in coldwallet custody, NOT on an exchange Not sure how it comes back, not sure how retail gets from FEAR index back to GREED index again where Bitcoin can rip again 10x or 30x again, but Bitcoin is built to do it, but we are actually really in uncharted territory, a tired saying, but the entire financial destructive system is trying to take your Bitcoin and build THEIR system, the old fiat system, again using it Bitcoin was invented to NOT let that happen So don't sell yours and let them take it over I wish I knew how it will play out or how it will change back - I think we have to go through a much worse than 1930s style world collapse to see how the dust settles and see who survived and what the new financial world looks like In the meantime, support the Bitcoin network by using it, do small buying and selling with small mom and pop buyers and sellers using actual Bitcoin That's how it started and that's what it's for and that's the alternative financial system, that's how it survives - OUTSIDE the fiat system It isn't about "number go up" in the fiat / dollar designated system anymore - it's Bitcoin based valuation on its own to survive - it's 1984, it's a Brave New World - and we don't know yet what the other side dystopia or utopia looks like yet But original bitcoiners are who choose what it will look like, not Wall Street, not Blackrock Cold Wallet store, only buy sell and use with small mom and pop individual places that use Bitcoin No ETFs no Strategy no Coinbase no fiat backed ponzi systems (no sh!tcoins) Sounds impossible (maybe) But Bitcoin was built to be an alternative, so you have to live alternatively, outside the system, outside the regular way of thinking

Neutronst4r

You need the seed phrase and the name of the program you used to generate it. For example electrum and bitcoin core seed phrases are not compatible between each other. I am not sure what you mean by optional password. If you mean the one that encrypts your wallet on the hard drive, then no. If you mean the one that can be added to your seed phrase at the end, then very much YES.

OkAngle2353

YES! Do it! You should have a long time ago.

jameslg305

YES Bitcoin long term is ZERO RISK

RoughReality277

YES!! ..It is honestly "that easy" with a Hot Wallet.. This HAS happened, even if you do have the keys to your wallet.. you need to put it in an offline device, where you have to turn it on to approve a transaction. However, we dont know what <i>really</i> happened here...

unthocks

YES

djscoox

He's not, actually. Think about it: Bitcoin was supposed to be "free money for the people". What has it turned into? Can price be manipulated? Can it be traced? Can coins be blacklisted? The answer is YES to all of these question. Initially, the answer would have been mostly NO, back when governments had never even heard about it. Bitcoin proponents thought they were investing in freedom, in privacy, in financial sovereignty. Technically, Bitcoin functions as designed, and no governments or institution can change that, but they can monopolize the circulating supply. People now borrow fiat against Bitcoin deposits. You can buy Bitcoin ETFs. The whole point of Bitcoin was self custody, and people are handing it on a silver fucking platter to the very institutions who desperately want to erode our freedom. Bitcoin worked exactly as designed, but it didn't have any safeguards against widespread human stupidity. Right now there is no fixing Bitcoin. If governments keep encroaching on our freedoms and privacy, people might seek truly alternatives like Monero. I'm not a Monero maxi by any means and I don't discount the possibility that any other coin has a chance of becoming the "next Bitcoin", but to me it looks like Monero is what people thought Bitcoin was. One thing I'm sure is whatever that coin is it will necessarily have to have privacy features built in.

yogafan00000

Bitcoin is fixed supply. Fiat is unlimited supply. Mathematically: YES! there will be enough money to push it to 300k and even higher: The only question is when.... I'm watching for the next halving cycle dates because I'm expecting fireworks. Can we see new ATH around next halving? maybe!

basedmfer

Ok - so I'm here to tell you that YES you can launch a coin for practically free (a few pennies in gas probably) and it will show up on DEX. Everyone CAN do this, that's why there are SO MANY coins out there. Clanker, Bankr, Pumpfun, Bagsapp... all options to launch for free and easily swapped (after bonding in the case of pumpfun). And here's the thing - if you make a TRUMP coin right after the real TRUMP coin is launched, you can easily catch a few people trying to buy as quickly as possible and rake in the fees AND sell them. Honorable? No not at all. Possible? Yes extremely. Nobody said this has to be on a CEX... of course that is a lot more work.

Perfect_Economy_7444

Hey I'm Moni, and I have a business opportunity where you send the desired amount of funds to this crypto wallet which has an advanced Bot controlling all trades, and you get a %10 cut of the profit until you recoup all of your capital  + an extra %10 for 5 months to gain profit (returns) from your investment. **Reason:** I don't have enough capital to start making real capital that's why im looking for partners to invest **(Dm If Interested)** **\*YES IT IS NEGOTIONABLE\*** **\*ONLY SURIOUS INQUIRES ONLY\***

RoughZealousideal331

YES!!!

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unthocks

YES!!!!!!!!

EstimateIll4262

YES!!! CDC fees are stupid. I just checked on OKX exchange. To send that amount of BTC. the fee is 0.000015 BTC

ouro360

it’s really not that hard to be profitable on polymarket if you’re confident and can think for yourself. example: I woke up and found a market to bet on Israel and Hesbollah having a ceasefire agreement on the same day.  Somehow, it was full of liquidity on both sides yet NO was trading at 41 cents and YES at around 68. I knew this was extremely unlikely, read some articles and consulted with AI+friends I found extremely positive EV and then bought many shares at that price. NO is now trading at 96 cents, and that one trade has multiplied the profit I have on there by 8 fold.  My last hit was on the Jiri ufc fight to end by KO, something you would know would happen if you’ve been following him as long as I have The unprofitable traders are just impatient degen gamblers looking to get their fix, im happy to profit off them for as long as I can.

InteractionUsed9334

YES! Absolutely wonderful. That's precisely what I did with my money back in the day. LOL. One quick note about Dollar Cost Averaging. DCA is great but I like to suggest that people hold onto thier USD or whatever fiat they're using to buy BTC. Hold it and wait for a substantial drop in the BTC price. Wait for a whale dump to enter and then buy into the market. Also don't spend all your USD. Always keep some in reserve. Remember back in 2021 it went down to under $4k for a hot minute? Wouldn't you have loved to have had an extra $4k at that point? This video is exactly how the market works. Crypto markets are susceptible to manipulation and if you know the game, you can try to get ahead of it. You know whales do pump and dumps so if you can time your entry correctly and keep some powder dry, you may not lose your stake.

Powerful_Simple_

people forget polymarket resolves on contract wording, not headlines. a temporary suspension is not a permanent ceasefire. retail traders buying YES off news alone are basically donating to whoever actually read the rules.

Willing_Active_4973

people forget polymarket settles on contract wording not headlines. a 2 week suspension literally cannot resolve as YES under a formal end definition. you're gambling on semantics not geopolitics.

ReMeDyIII

They'll be like, "Nah it's real and we're scared... Err, no wait... yes... YES!!! It's a trap! Avoid it!"

OtherwisePromiseMe

Crystal ball says YES

DC600A

Is it everyday payments? YES. Regulated wallets? with ACCOUNT ABSTRACTION and reimagined UI and UX so that using web3 feels as seamless and easy to use as using web2. Institutions using blockchain quietly in the background? YES.

Shadow-_-Monarch07

here is the exact resolution criteria for anyone trading this: 'The market resolves to YES based on an official announcement of the END of the military action initiated on February 28, 2026. Traders should be cautious: a suspension or ceasefire may not meet the resolution criteria of some contracts if the language does not explicitly signal a permanent conclusion of the operation (Operation Epic Fury).' if they dont explicitly say permanent conclusion, April/May YES bags are going to zero.'

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Hellene_

If you are going to be dollar cost averaging, then YES. Setup a recurring buy. BTC is going to hit the $150.000 in 2027. If you are looking for quicker profits wait until it drops to the 56K - 45K range in the Q3 - Q4. NFA. DYOR.

royabh1

Full $SUS YES!

Moose_Corn

YES

bitcoinmood

YES! Start small and you’ll eventually go up.

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Post is by: adventurer784 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-27/kalshi-faces-growing-problem-with-grammar-language-disputes Bloomberg is reporting on a pattern at Kalshi where markets are resolving based on linguistic technicalities rather than what actually happened. A Pinstripe Bowl market swung from 25% to 99% based on whether an announcer said the word "turf." Contract language is becoming the bet, not the event itself. This follows a rough few months for Kalshi's centralized resolution model: the Cardi B Super Bowl market ($57M volume) resolved "ambiguous" and paid YES holders $0.26 while the same event paid $1.00 on Polymarket. The Khamenei market invoked a hidden "death carveout" that triggered a class action. Now Nevada and Washington have both sued them. Say what you will about UMA's oracle. At least when Polymarket's resolution goes wrong, it happens on-chain and you can see exactly what happened. With Kalshi it's one company writing the rules, interpreting the rules, and deciding when the rules don't apply. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

MikeFreeland

YES!

unthocks

YES!

BeautifulAuthor9167

YES

DelapidatedNoodle

So BULLISH YES LET'S GO 200K TOMORROW 😁

randomFrenchDeadbeat

I wonder how people can look at this and not even have a boatload of red lights starting to glow out immediately. YES it is a scam. Anything promising gains is a scam. The only one that get guaranteed money is the house.

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AcostaJA

If you understand how to securely hold Bitcoin, YES, if you don't know what means cold storage, air gapped wallet, DYOR, first learn, then buy Bitcoin.

jokebideen

If you can afford to leave it untouched for 10 years, then YES! Sell the car, buy the bitcoin, lease a car or buy a cheaper one.

Igucis

YES, COUPLE DAYS. Then back.

_the_bos5_

Well just forget about having them. (Not the password!) But dont look at the graphs everyday, and i know you will but TRUST ME. I AM HERE FROM 2020 AND BOUGHT AT THE TOP TO SEE IT FALL. I know what it means and even if its just 100 bucks how you will feel. However you can't base your investments only on Bitcoin and hoping to become rich with 100 dollars (it wont happen probably) Treat this 100 dollars as a test to yourself. Are you able to see it red for months or even years? It is better to try with this 100 bucks and prepare for solid investments (not only in bitcoin and cryptos) Study what passive investing is. Read books about it. Study what Etf s are and how low cost tools are better than the one proposed by the banks! You have to manage your future wealth in a responsible way but at first you have to learn on your skin what in means to see all red and your invedtment to -20, -40%. YES IT HAPPENS WITH CRYPTO BUT ALSO STOCKS AND ETFS ABOUT STOCKS. Dont panic sell (everyone has done it, me too) learn about investments not only cryptos and have a good life! Money will work for you !

browneye_cobra

YES, THIS. And photo of his ID

Comprehensive_Menu43

This is the most stupid common reply... If you are not willing to losa a single cent don't invest. IT IS THAT SIMPLE. Keep the money you earn where you can see them and you are not going to "lose" them. BUT, if you put money in the market, then, you must know that are gambling on the price action... Nobody gives you money for free, to "play the market" you have to be willing to lose what you enter with. RISK IS NOT WILLINGNESS TO LOSE. BRO. RISK IS EXPLICITLY THAT. What you think Risk means? Risk of someone coming to your door and bringing you flowers? NOT. Risk of losing money? YES.

ThatInternetGuy

Some Polymarket markets are scams. It's entirely possible that some random famous person named Jesus gets born near the end of 2026 and the market will resolve to YES, because he's named Jesus H. Christ.

Todo_es

??? Do you mean stock futures? Then YES! They are in free fall, like DOW -1000 points, and Japan over -6% collapse. ...Bitcoin? Doing fine, thanks. More and more people, institutions and governments realizing it is the save haven, the true value.

egej

YES.

KateR_H0l1day

# YES

KateR_H0l1day

# YES

theflyingtuga

YES!

Repulsive_Counter_79

needle by separating the act of verification from the act of betting. Solvers are rewarded for accurately resolving markets against a pre-defined intent standard; credible sourcing, timestamp verification, chain of custody on reporting, not for matching any particular outcome. A solver who correctly calls NO because the evidence doesn’t meet the criteria gets paid the same as one who correctly calls YES because it does. The reward is accuracy, not alignment with the majority trade. You can still layer in token-holder participation at an escalation or arbitration tier, but their incentive shifts from “vote with the whales and win” to “dispute incorrectly and lose your stake.” That distinction; rewarding truth-finding rather than outcome-matching, is what breaks the feedback loop Polymarket is stuck in right now.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Repulsive_Counter_79

Two things stand out when you look at this alongside the Kalshi situation. In one case a disclaimer was buried. In the other, written rules are being ignored. But in both cases the whales got fed, NO whales on Kalshi, YES whales on Polymarket. The through-line isn’t a bug in one platform. It’s a structural problem with incentivized resolution across the board. Until there’s a genuinely non-incentivized oracle layer, this keeps happening.

zerosuitsamussy

yes, but i interpreted the post as this process is fundamentally the same as what *would* underlie an assassination market. someone can create a market to dispose of a person of their choice, and take the NO side themselves to increase the payout. then an assassin can take the YES when they feel the payout is sufficiently high and perform the task.

Ourcrypto_news

This is a really concerning precedent. Forcing a YES resolution on a market tied to a world leader’s death crosses ethical lines and puts the platform in serious regulatory and moral risk. Prediction markets need **neutral, credible oracles**, not decisions driven by financial exposure. Ignoring ambiguity just to pay out undermines trust and could attract legal scrutiny.

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Vancecookcobain

Can you please come with a serious argument? You've transitioned from not even citing anything to now making half baked strawman arguments that nobody is arguing but you lol. "Colonialism and imperialism existed before capitalism. It's been throughout human history. Romans, Islam, The Moguls. Pretty much every strong rule has invaded places, taken resources and subjected the native population way before capitalism. Industrialisation happened in the West, but if that had happened in a different system, it would have happened. Didn't the Soviet Union go through their own industrialisation?" \>>> YES they existed before capitalism. NOBODY said they didn't exist before capitalism. YOU were making THE asinine claim that Colonialism and Imperialism had NOTHING to do with capitalism. That is a false statement. THe Imperialism and colonialism of the 16th - 21st century were manifestations of capitalism that emerged from the profit motive of nations and corporations. Industrialization in the Soviet Union was used to improve the material conditions of its people. It wasn't utilized for PROFIT. Industrialization manifested in Capitalism as a form of monetizing goods en mass...FOR PROFIT. You are pretending that this isn't true just makes you UNSERIOUS. "Well it is isn't it? If it's happened throughout all human civilisations, then it been connected to capitalism means it's the outlier. To suggest otherwise is just avoiding all history and cherry picking it to point it out. There was also at the same time a far more brutal Trans Arab slave trade, but you want to to suggest that capitalism fosters slavery. It's simply not the case." \>>> Where on EARTH did I say Slavery didn't happen through out human civilization? You are strawmanning again. Stick to the topic. The Trans Atlantic Slave trade took place across 4 continents with the explicit purpose of PROFIT. You are trying to pretend Capitalism is ethical. How can it be ethical when the concept of profit allows for SLAVERY to BENEFIT PRIVATE INTERESTS....YOU ARE UNSERIOUS. "Yes, it was brutal just as any power in the world, but the difference is they were the first to stop it. I didn't see any other super power at the time which did this. Course it was horrible, but you have to give credit to a nation that is the most powerful saying no more as well. You only focus on the bad, which should be looked into, but also you have to look at the changes, positives and course corrections." \>>> This is your STUPIDEST argument because it is rooted in cognitive dissonance and hypocracy. You ask for us to see the good in the British Empire's reign of terror over the world and absolve the British Empire for its atrocities, genocides and pillaging by force for profit and CONDEMN THE SOVIET UNION for the same thing. I CANT even respect your opinion on this because you do not have the intellectual honesty to even remain consistent in your condemnation. You HAVE to be British because only someone that is British could have such an idiotic lack of self awareness from Britain's horrendous legacy of Imperialism coupled with the arrogance of self righteousness of finger wagging when examining the rest of the world doing what they did. Even as an American I can look at all the horrible shit we did and be critical of my country. "In regards to your Soviet Union claim, sure they were not around in slavery times, but they made a good go of slave labour in Gulags or just killed you if you didn't agree. Not exactly a great regime." \>>> For like the third time. I never like the Soviet Union. I don't suffer from the British defect of absolving atrocities for some countries and condemning only others I don't like for biased reasons. "Not at all, my point is that capitalism combined with science has done more to save lives than any other regime. Without that system, you wouldn't have the breakthroughs in science." \>>> SCIENCE EXISTS REGARDLESS OF ANY ECONOMIC THEORY. "I am curious why you think China is the biggest contributor to science and saving lives though, while bashing the West and suggesting it's the cause of all things bad." \>>> THEY HAVE A MASSIVE POPULATIO NAND EXCELLED IN STEM lmao do you think I suffer from your defect and believe communism is somehow better at science? AGAIN SCIENCE EXISTS REGARDLESS OF ANY ECONOMIC THEORY. "Again, you blame capitalist and ignore any of the good it's done and then suggest the poor commies couldn't do anything. Look at any developing nation with any metrics and the ones that adopt capitalism are doing the best. The communist ones, not so great." \>>> THIS IS FALSE. Literally just went through pointing out how the greatest shift from poverty to wealth in the history of mankind has been China over the last 50 years. Their GDP multiplied almost 120 times over ($163.7 billion GDP in 1975 to $19.4 trillion in 2025). When people bring up the decline in poverty over the last half century a massive percentage of that has been Chinas rise. You are reverting back spewing nonsense without any factual data to back it up. You are Unserious "Yet, they have saved more lives with medicine and food. Sure, it's far from perfect, but I'm willing to bet that under communist rule, those numbers would vastly increase. Just look at the history of Ukraine and the starvations. Or Venezuela." \>>> This is another dumb argument....Look at Somalia or Sudan. Poor capitalist countries. Look at Bolivia, Look at Yemen etc etc....What countries have the highest doctors per capita????? CUBA lmao....Notice how in poorest communist countries they can still have such a few number of people die to preventative diseases or hunger? You are unserious "Yet mass starvations, political killings and millions dead of their own people, never mind if they were a power that impacted other nations. Whatever they preach usually goes the opposite." \>>> Not a fan of centralized socialism or governments. It usually leads to atrocities.....see how weird it is to be intellectually consistent? You should try it sometime lol. "I'm from a country that has socialistic parts to it and I think some things should be socialised, but as a whole, capitalism is a better system. Not perfect, but as I stated earlier, the best system of the worst." \>>> People in America would through you off a cliff to get the NHS. You Brits are an ungrateful bland food eating people. "I also currently live in a former communist country and let me tell you, the people I talk to about it would far from agree with you. Only a stupid, privileged person who has never been under the boot of communism would come out with such dribble." \>>> Oh shit you arent British....you're just ignorant lmaooooo....I dont like communism for the fourth time. You should read more books bro.

christhetraveler

I guess for beginners , YES

Low_Administration22

If 401k opens up to BTC by our government then YES

RelevantTadpole8021

should allocate it to BTC? YES All at once? NO you could do 75% a BTC etf like FBTC then for draw downs add some non correlated assets that are STACKED on top of bitcoin. $RSSX is Sp500, Gold, and Bitcoin all in one. $BTGD is bitcoin and Gold. $OOQB is Nasdaq and Bitcoin. $OOSB is Sp500 and Bitcoin. That way you are still living on a bitcoin standard but you get diversification...in a way that you wont regret if if Bitcoin runs as you'll still benefit from it's upside while having some cushion on drawdowns Source? I made it all up (jk those are real tickers, DYOR)

unthocks

YES

KateR_H0l1day

# YES

ApartChicken6676

YES!!

Crim3mast3rZ

Btc clings to 65k for 5 seconds, media outlets be like YES RECOVERY IS COMING BOYS RELEASE THIS ARTICLE FOR 500000TH TIME

Sin-City-Sinner

If what you’re saying is true OP, then garsh darn it!… I wasn’t crazy like everyone in my life told me I was. I can hear the gears of the minds of the powers to be grinding… - We shall fleece the American people, once, just once and then we will be great again, lots of greatness, we will be very great! Will it hurt the average Joe, ehhhh. Joe will have to get over it, once we pay ourselves back and there is no more 38t dollar deficit hanging over our heads we will….. just figure out another way to climb back down the hole. SMH what a crook of $hit! Ya know what honestly, I would sacrifice my entire net worth 3/4 of which is in crypto.. in order to be a patriot and help out, IF I thought it would help the country, if I thought it would bring back the middle class, if I thought it would do anything besides line the pockets of the Rich whose pockets are already lined enough for 25 generations of their families. What more could a person want!?? Hey here’s another idea, maybe have Elon make 1 payment since he’s about to be the trillion dollar man.. 🤔 He claims to be a patriot, let him use his own money to help the country otherwise if the info in the post is true or not, eventually they will look to rip of the American people (YES, even more!) to the point where nobody can buy a house or retire, shit is getting crazy! And here I am sitting on a bunch of liquid waiting for the market to go as low as it’s going to go (hopefully I get it right) and I’m buying back in. Hoo ha! Good luck to you all through these strange times!

Impressive_Pilot8415

$SOL YES, $RNDR NO. Good luck.

Dottie__Hinkle

Would you take the $300 to a casino? If so, HODL this for years and perhaps you can thank him then if it goes 🚀 This $300 will be a good teacher. And YES! The up and down is absolutely normal Don’t stress it If a bee farts, the price will move swiftly No rhyme no reason so just hold for as long as you can afford to.

Agreeable-Sleep-1589

YES!

RiceMofo

YES. If this doesn’t convince you then try NO

IPconfigEARTH

YES!

Just_Avocado2761

YES there is app where you can meet locals, its called CryptoLocal but till now only on android

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shadowfax888

By them you mean my life fall faster. YES SIR buying more now 🫡🔥🧨

KateR_H0l1day

# YES

angelwolf71885

If you bought on an exchange like Coinbase or Robinhood then YES BTC is very traceable CB requires an ID and photo of your face to send coins and you gotta submit the same to get an account and RH requires them to sign up so you can be traced toa specific wallet and the sent to wallet can be tracked from there so even if the coins leave the exchange into “ self custody “ they can still be tracked and tied to you

moonkingdome

Sure. Could your dog become president sure.. Can pigs fly.. Urghhh.. Did stellantis just lose 20+% in value YES. Did silver drop 45+% in this year. YES the market is going down all over..