Here is a presentation about the origins of @polymarket this goes through the direct ties to darpa and the cia. $PAM was direct predecessor to polymarket. There is no doubt about it.
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https://t.co/3PxQ2nMRup
@MemeRetire Yo this is pretty insane, the first time $PAM has ever been launched before, a predecessor to polymarket with deepstate connections
This video explains it all
https://t.co/fzCjaUzZ5F
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I found some insane lore, it was called PAM the predecessor to Polymarket, initially founded in early 2000's and having deep connections to the current widely used @Polymarket.
There is connections with Netanyahu's family working for the company, and many more interconnected occurences, all pointing to PAM being the literal foundation for the modern day Polymarket.
For more info
The Policy Analysis Market (PAM) was a DARPA-backed project proposed in the early 2000s that aimed to use prediction markets to forecast geopolitical and economic events. By allowing participants to trade on future outcomes, market prices would reflect the collective probability of those events occurring, creating a data-driven forecasting tool.
Although PAM was canceled after political controversy, its core concept lives on through Polymarket. Both platforms use financial incentives to aggregate information from thousands of participants, producing real-time probabilities that are often more accurate than traditional polls or expert opinions.
Reference
https://t.co/h29eYKaELq
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