Polymarket has a serious trust problem and this MicroStrategy market is probably the clearest example
The rule said YES if Strategy sells any Bitcoin by May 31
Strategy later disclosed they sold 32 BTC between May 26–31
But instead of resolving based on the original rule, Polymarket added extra “confirmation” context after the deadline and YES traders got wiped from around 70c to almost zero
This is exactly why traders are angry
You cannot let people bet under one rule, then judge the market with another rule after money is already trapped
Prediction markets are supposed to settle reality, not rewrite conditions when the outcome becomes uncomfortable
If Polymarket wants to be taken seriously before $POLY, this kind of resolution drama needs to stop now
Evidence here:
https://t.co/IaFsoos0V6
$949,900.29 REKT by @Polymarket
132 traders affected.
They changed the rules after we bet.
MicroStrategy SOLD Bitcoin. Market resolved NO.
wtf?
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Will bitcoin hit 1Mill by 2030?
Polymarket is already story boarding the rules to benefit in their favor, regardless of who wins.
Bro, its done 12.5% for past 5 yrs
Respectfully, I have found putting money where mouth is provides the truest test of someone's bravado / thesis.
I will bet you or Mark Moss, $100k that btc is not trading at 1 million dollars on Jan 1 2030. We can pick a friendly to hold it for us.
@scottmelker@alanknit Did he sell to FUD polymarket and that bet made on him? Poly owes willo and others some dough. You can't rewrite the rules.
Don't trust the house.
There was a bundle that held 29% of $APE , they dumped entirely.
I am now a major holder, I want to see this token succeed, I don't care about the drama, I like the content, I'm not a major holder by choice. I won't be hurting the chart. Go wild @AlchemistTheOG
This looks like the bottom.
Jamie Dimon claims crypto companies that offer interest-bearing products should be subject to same capital and compliance requirements imposed on banks. That's nonsense. Banks are FDIC insured and make risky loans under a fractional reserve system. Stable coin issuers don't.
@drrobotnik_aoc@AlchemistTheOG Lol, you could just say that instead of calling names... welp, you eventually would have posted the rest somewhere else anyway.