@rampagepoker leading the way to show that the simple things are the future.
His most prized card is the 2004 Pokemon Japanese Torchic Secret 1st Edition Gold Star.
He bought it for $36,000. It's worth over $72,000 now. It took him years for this appreciation.
Soon, you can double $36,000 into $72,000 from a single game of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
Let's bring back the simple things.
@TpwithPolarity No, because in a couple of years people will be playing Rock-Paper-Scissors against each other.
Trading will be extinct, when the people learn to risk-take against each other.
@apewoodx To build the world's first P2P variance swapping machine.
The most pure, accessible form of risk-taking.
Yes, you read that right.
To play Rock-Paper-Scissors.
@alexeixbt If only there were a way to do this quickly.
If only there were a way to do this against other normal people.
If only there were a way to do this by playing Rock-Paper-Scissors.
@nitesheth01@PolymarketTrade Why would you want to trade in these markets to clearly get run over by a sophisticated MM bot?
There are more efficient, cleaner ways to access variance.
@PokerGO@getnickwright@senortilt The probability of getting a pair by showdown is 42.26% (@senortilt's hand)
The probability of getting trips by showdown is 2.11%
(@getnickwright's hand).
The probability of doubling your wager by playing Rock Paper Scissors is 50%.
@Bitcoin_Battles Things that suck about casinos:
- House Edge (low RTP - most have 6-8%!)
- KYC
- Stiffing/Withdrawal issues
People want to have better alternatives to access financial variance.
@BasedBiohacker Agree bullish on gambling.
Not bullish on in-person casinos, however.
4-6% house edge, commute times, KYC.
People want access to cleaner, more pure variance.