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  We asked CFTC Chair Michael Selig why prediction markets matter: "We believe that this will be a really great benefit to society and have really just reliable data" "Having the check of putting dollars at risk makes a big difference. I believe in these markets and I expect to
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  This was an incredibly informative interview, and it was great to have the Chairman engage so openly on perps, prediction markets, defi, 24/7 trading, and the future of crypto in the US. We’ve rarely, if ever, had this type of openness from an acting regulator. This is a must
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  Rob shares his thoughts on Strategy's sale of 32 BTC: "Now all of a sudden the market sees it as he's probably priming us for more sales. And it looks like a Ponzi all of a sudden" "In the same way it can go up it can come down really reflexively" "The fact that we continue to
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  We are expanding our US investment team, looking for both early and growth stage investors, in NYC or willing to move. Looking to add both people with product/eng experience and those who have invested in fintech/SaaS/etc before. Come hang with myself,
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  Decentralized lottery protocol Megapot is teaming up with Protocol Guild in what the firms describe as the crypto industry’s first programmable charity lottery.
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  Lotteries have funded public goods for centuries.
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  's version makes the mechanism global, transparent, and cause-directed.
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  It's official: after 4 glorious years leading deal diligence at
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  , I've hung up my crypto VC skates to build something new (more on that later). Honestly, the change still hasn't fully sunk in. Dragonfly is one of those places that is so wonderfully immersive, it
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  The strongest objection to prediction markets is usually “death markets.” The fear: someone could bet against a politician finishing their term, assassinate them, and profit.
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  argues this is all bullshit. “We already have disincentives to kill people, which are the