Prediction Markets 101 panel featuring some of the people who were around before prediction markets were cool
@FlipPidot , former CFTC director Ian Mcginley, John Aristotle Phillips of @PredictIt , and moderated by @dannyzuck of @PredictionNews_
"This is a fun party. The cops may shut it down at some point (or at least ask the music be turned down), but in the meantime, let’s not poop the party for stupid reasons."
https://t.co/vCLzRjG2dD
Guys... not only did Tarek Mansour like this tweet (making me liked by all 3 prediction market CEOs)... but the legendary @mattkalish followed me.
Matt, @FlipPidot and I once again extend our offer to have you on our podcast. We'd love to hear what you have to say.
Catch @FlipPidot on Prediction Market Movers where he discusses:
- The early PredictIt years
- Emotional bias in markets
- Derivatives that be built on top of event contracts
Great insights into how markets work (and sometimes don’t) in this one
https://t.co/ipy5cu0ghN
Episode #4 of The Supercycle Podcast. With guest
John Phillips, CEO of @PredictIt.
We discuss the value and ethics of democratizing information, how PredictIt got their no action letter, where the prediction market industry is going, and (as always) if futarchy could solve nuclear war.
Speech and assembly - two 1A birds with one stone. Nice one, NGCB.
I was slated to speak at this, but what doesn't happen in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.
See you in NYC instead!
Codex just became the first LLM to make me actually laugh out loud:
"My recommendation: do UI cleanup next, then adaptive performance. The sim is getting powerful, but the controls are starting to feel like a cockpit designed by someone being chased."
Episode #2 of The Supercycle Podcast. With guest @HarryDCrane.
Harry has some great insights on market mechanics! One of the most interesting podcasts we’ve done, as well as the first episode co-hosted by both Eli and Flip since the rebrand.
https://t.co/tLZp2G8Kko