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Had shared this market so early and now the 🐐 has fallen down due to strong winds today, which makes buring the goat even less appealing to an arsonist.
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The infamous Gävle Goat tradition is heating up but I’m betting it won’t burn this year. 🔥
On @Polymarket the YES (it will burn) market is at 24c and NO (it won’t) is at 78c.
I’m all in on NO. Let’s see how this one plays out
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The “Maduro out in 2025/2026” market on Polymarket feels mispriced relative to real world dynamics. Despite heavy US pressure including oil tanker seizures and naval blockades aimed at crippling PDVSA Maduro was recently sworn in for a third term after highly contested elections that many international observers rejected as illegitimate, even as turnout was low and opposition voices were sidelined.
The odds currently imply only a small chance of Maduro’s removal by end of 2025 or early 2026, even though diplomatic isolation is growing, sanctions are biting hard, and some regional actors are discussing transitional arrangements or negotiated exits for him without imprisonment all factors that could accelerate a political shift.
On the ground, the opposition remains fragmented but vocal, economic contraction persists, and there’s increasing international pressure for new elections or negotiated transitions that could force regime change sooner than the market currently prices. The Polymarket contract’s pricing seems overly anchored to status quo assumptions rather than these evolving geopolitical undercurrents, making it ripe to farm inefficiencies.
If you’re scanning prediction markets for mispricings like this one, check it out here: https://t.co/D30ZwKAih4 and consider your entry. For anyone curious about getting in on prediction markets with a live referral, here’s the link I use: https://t.co/WUvjo9iRGG
The “Maduro out in 2025/2026” market on Polymarket feels mispriced relative to real world dynamics. Despite heavy US pressure including oil tanker seizures and naval blockades aimed at crippling PDVSA Maduro was recently sworn in for a third term after highly contested elections that many international observers rejected as illegitimate, even as turnout was low and opposition voices were sidelined.
The odds currently imply only a small chance of Maduro’s removal by end of 2025 or early 2026, even though diplomatic isolation is growing, sanctions are biting hard, and some regional actors are discussing transitional arrangements or negotiated exits for him without imprisonment all factors that could accelerate a political shift.
On the ground, the opposition remains fragmented but vocal, economic contraction persists, and there’s increasing international pressure for new elections or negotiated transitions that could force regime change sooner than the market currently prices. The Polymarket contract’s pricing seems overly anchored to status quo assumptions rather than these evolving geopolitical undercurrents, making it ripe to farm inefficiencies.
If you’re scanning prediction markets for mispricings like this one, check it out here: https://t.co/D30ZwKAih4 and consider your entry. For anyone curious about getting in on prediction markets with a live referral, here’s the link I use: https://t.co/WUvjo9iRGG