Since @Trueo_ released the User Created Prediction Markets product, one thing has become abundantly clear:
Users come up with brilliant market ideas.
If there was ever any doubt about the viability of permissionless creation, our app completely put those doubts to rest.
Users not only come up with some superb market ideas, but they also do so in a timely fashion.
There have already been numerous instances when I’ve learned about a new development or piece of news through Trueo before encountering it on social media because I saw a market about it created on our app!
That’s the epitome of “News Through Markets”
But that doesn’t mean more can’t be done to empower users in their creation journeys.
- Generating more context aware rules for users
- Enabling better sub-market and grouping/linking functionalities
- improving liquidity across the app
All of those things, if executed well, can come together to make crowd sourced creation significantly more efficient and powerful than any dedicated curation team.
This is a 2026 phenomenon, only possible as a result of all the advancements in AI and Crypto over the years.
I can go on all day about this.
There’s really something magical happening here.
It’s easy to find reasons to be unimpressed, but upon closer inspection you’ll notice there’s a real diamond in the rough here.
A spark that can and will change the way information is aggregated in the future.
Long Live Trueo.
Long live.
English translation:
He was probably murdered.
Japan is being infiltrated, and those who recognize it and try to take action are removed by force like this.
Shimotsuma City, after all, is the city that introduced rewards for reports leading to arrests.
Are we really supposed to believe that someone who won the March 29 election by a margin of just 262 votes would suddenly take his own life in an irrigation canal?
I genuinely wish more Japanese people would recognize that the country is under threat.
Yahoo! News:
"Ibaraki: Mayor of Shimotsuma Found Dead."
#拡散希望 #RPご協力お願い致します #拡散希望
#RepostPlease #PleaseShare
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