“Love of money is the root of all evil”?

Commie nonsense.

Show me the man who doesn’t love money, and you know what I’ll show you?

A liar

Rich coming from a channel named NavigatingTheLies

Wealth is good and everyone should have more of it

Down with the commies

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It has begun

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State of UK

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This is just getting rediculous

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$PNUT now 7th biggest memecoin

69th biggest of all coins

Flipping $POPCAT, $BRETT, $NEIRO, $GOAT, $MEW

NUTS OUT FOR PEANUT

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$PNUT now up 576x from here

Had you put in $1k,

you’d now have $576k

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🚨$BTC breaks $90k, new ATH

And ofc these lines that some were whining about nailed it

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$91K $BTC

$216 $SOL

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BOOM, $LUCE breakout as well

And $LUCE followed those pre-drawn trendlines pretty well too

This is coming from someone who’s pretty strongly anti-technical analysis, in general

Is what it is

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🚨 $93K $BTC, $217 $SOL

$100k BTC feeling close

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When will $SOL surpass $259.90?

IMO always suspected that prediction markets for crypto prices are particularly useless

Though wasn’t able to find any “calibration plots” at various time distances out, to confirm whether this is indeed the case.

Suppose in theory that reversing SOL options prices through the usual equations would be another path to getting a market-implied likelihood of ATH.

Anyway, yes long suspected that the prediction markets on crypto prices are super bad compared to other markets, but never yet seen someone attempt to concretely prove or disprove this.

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For comparison, typical prediction market accuracy, i.e. a calibration plot, for sports betting

— which is typically relatively very easy

= very accurate

= straight line on the calibration plot

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Meanwhile, in some other areas, prediction markets have been found to be quite a bit worse at producing accurate odds than they are for sports betting

— showing up as those types of predictions being far off of this diagonal line of the calibration plot

(And ofc the length of time before the predicted event tends to make the points further or closer from this diagonal too.)

So, strongly suspecting crypto prices prediction markets are similarly terribly inaccurate, much like some of the other events for which prediction markets are far less accurate, as shown here.

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Quick attempt at roughly aligning the $BTC prices with the polymarket odds of $BTC reaching $90k before the end of the year over time

— Yeah, looking pretty terribly-miscalibrated to me

Was at just ~10% at the beginning of the month, and then just barely rising to ~20% a few days before ATH hit, only finally shooting up to near ~100% when the price was practically touching $90k

Sure seems like the prediction markets serially under-estimate the odds.

If true, would guess because there’s so much more money to be made just by playing the markets directly for this bet, e.g. via leverage, rather than using these markets. Or maybe not.

Really want to see a calibration plot for the accuracy of these prediction markets on crypto price bets.

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