Prediction markets are booming—but are they gambling or investing activities? Our latest article explores where platforms like Polymarket stand under Singapore's gambling laws, and why the line between betting and hedging is less clear than you might think. Link here:

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Every crypto founder thinks they need to time their token launch around bull markets. I always tell them they're wrong, launch timing doesn't matter. They never believe me. Well, I built a tool with Claude Code to analyze every token listing announced on the Binance blog to

Recently I have been starting to worry about the state of prediction markets, in their current form. They have achieved a certain level of success: market volume is high enough to make meaningful bets and have a full-time job as a trader, and they often prove useful as a

It never ends 🫥

This.

It's true, in crypto we kinda reversed the process - you shipped the hype before the product simply because it was easier. Find whatever captures attention the fastest, ship it and then move on to the next product. 🫡

Prediction markets vs casinos - therein the distinction lays. Hedge vs bet. Strategy vs a game of chance. Time to look at my tea leaves.

First off, metals markets on Hyperliquid are only isolated margin (PAXG is the exception, but was doing far less volume than tradexyz's metals markets) Second, anyone who believes $1 billion or so in liquidations on Hyperliquid could have removed $5 trillion from the market

Following up on the topic of Binance liquidations and why they keep them opaque. Take Hyperliquid HLP vault as a reference — a community-owned vault that also handles liquidations. The two largest recent liquidation events: • 10/10 — +$41M PnL. • 31/01 — +$18.5M PnL. And

If the market moves based on two ppl unfollowing each other, then maybe it just shows how centralised everything really is. Every year we tell ourselves the wipe out clears the rot from our system. True, but there's no point if the rot keeps returning. Think we need to re-examine

How I would do creator coins We've seen about 10 years of people trying to do content incentivization in crypto, from early-stage platforms like Bihu and Steemit, to BitClout in 2021, to Zora, to tipping features inside of decentralized social, and more. So far, I think we have

• Crypto metaverses targeted the next marginal buyer (adults) rather than the next generation (kids) • Roblox took 20 years to get to where it is and won because of laziness from Minecraft (arbitraged F2P vs paywall & vertically integrated mods/tooling/servers) • The last

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Like I’ve been saying, this was never Banks vs Crypto, no matter how Brian Armstrong keeps framing it. If this bill truly favored big banks, David Sacks wouldn’t be calling banks out publicly or warning them that blocking the bill could backfire. What actually happened is this:

We need more DAOs - but different and better DAOs. The original drive to build Ethereum was heavily inspired by decentralized autonomous organizations: systems of code and rules that lived on decentralized networks that could manage resources and direct activity, more