#数字资产动态追踪 The prediction market has been turbulent this year. In early 2026, a new account on a major prediction platform played a hand, betting $30,000 on the Venezuelan political situation, and ended up turning it into over $400,000, with a return of more than 12 times. Sounds exciting, but this also exposed a problem—the severity of information asymmetry in an unlicensed model. In comparison, those platforms that follow compliant routes, although potentially more complicated to operate, are at least more transparent and have better risk control. Will this incident become a turning point that divides the two types of platforms? Industry insiders are watching.
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PumpDoctrine
· 16h ago
12x returns? Come on, there must be insider information.
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RugDocScientist
· 20h ago
A 12x return sounds great, but few actually dare to follow through.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-05 11:28
12x returns? You must know a lot of inside information to achieve that, right?
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GraphGuru
· 01-05 10:27
Turning 30,000 into 400,000 is awesome, but I'm more curious about how that guy got the information...
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-05 10:25
A 12x return sounds pretty outrageous, but the real issue is the information gap behind it. Permissionless platforms are like the early digital wilderness—high freedom, but who knows where the truth is buried. The compliant approach, though cumbersome, is at least traceable, like conducting on-chain research.
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NervousFingers
· 01-05 10:17
3万翻40万?这哥们该不会是知道什么内幕吧...
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 01-05 10:14
12x returns? That sounds unbelievable. Do you really have no sense of how quickly you’re making that money?
#数字资产动态追踪 The prediction market has been turbulent this year. In early 2026, a new account on a major prediction platform played a hand, betting $30,000 on the Venezuelan political situation, and ended up turning it into over $400,000, with a return of more than 12 times. Sounds exciting, but this also exposed a problem—the severity of information asymmetry in an unlicensed model. In comparison, those platforms that follow compliant routes, although potentially more complicated to operate, are at least more transparent and have better risk control. Will this incident become a turning point that divides the two types of platforms? Industry insiders are watching.