@BTCoptioneer I suspect @Strategy might be selling $STRC below par.
The rationale is straightforward: the discount on Bitcoin is much larger than the discount on $STRC. He may see this as the final opportunity to acquire Bitcoin at these prices.
I’m 20 years old, still a university student.
Before this dispute, I was one of the top 10 YES holders in the Polymarket MicroStrategy market. I lost around 35,000 USDC because I trusted the written rule.
The rule said YES if MicroStrategy sold Bitcoin by May 31.
It did not say the sale had to be publicly disclosed by May 31.
That is the whole issue.
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Silence is what platforms count on.
Don’t give them that.
@JobberTheGuru The contracts aren't settled. Polymarket can and should do the right thing -- resolve the market to "Yes".
I have no financial stake in either outcome.
@0xashensoul@Polymarket@PolymarketTrade When the confirmation dropped is completely irrelevant and this is precisely why the dispute process exists in the first place.
Resolving the market to "No" would be patently fraudulent.