1200% gains in a week - /biz/ (#60619026) [Archived: 444 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: hg1FUl+P
7/13/2025, 2:21:41 PM No.60619026
epstein
epstein
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Was there realistically any way to profit off of such Google Trend swing? I dont even mean on this topic specifically.
Anonymous ID: f5JcF/Ou
7/13/2025, 2:24:30 PM No.60619034
Other than making a "current thing" token like every other Google trend that gets created en-masse by bots scraping the trending page?
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Anonymous ID: hg1FUl+P
7/13/2025, 2:29:08 PM No.60619054
>>60619034
Making a "current thing" token trend is exactly what set my mind on this. Clearly there is some appetite in the market to gamble on happenings that aren't directly financial. Polymarket has also recently appeared to kind of fit in this theme.
I feel there is room for something more like this and someone will make it happen soon. Trying to think what it will be. Would be interested to get in on that action on the ground floor.
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Anonymous ID: g6NCRWd9
7/13/2025, 2:40:13 PM No.60619084
>>60619054
This meme token stuff is outdated now. Way too much pajeet greed just distanced all white people (that means, people that actually can pump those coins) out.
With institutional getting serious about crypto I predict that most people in the first-world will just go back to "solid projects" and get into crypto much more like investments instead of speculation.
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Anonymous ID: hg1FUl+P
7/13/2025, 2:50:57 PM No.60619108
>>60619084
Yeah, this kind of meme token trend was obviously rife with developers themselves taking all the gains. A deeply flawed attempt to financialize non-financial happenings. But it showed there is appetite.
Polymarket is better at this, but obviously also it has its own problems. The bets have discreet outcomes and also the outcomes can often be ambiguous needing a centralized "judge". Nevertheless Polymarket has become popular, mainstream even.
These two things, that are betting on non-financial events/trends, happened both in the last few years. It shows the appetite. If someone can make a version that reduces the flaws, it will become huge.
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Anonymous ID: lVxNVIwu
7/13/2025, 2:56:13 PM No.60619124
are you guys makin an epsteincoin?
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Anonymous ID: hg1FUl+P
7/13/2025, 2:58:29 PM No.60619128
pepe-disappointed
pepe-disappointed
md5: 939652fced912305d61d7cc9f6be8d50🔍
>>60619124
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Anonymous ID: lVxNVIwu
7/13/2025, 2:59:07 PM No.60619132
>>60619128
just asking bro
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Anonymous ID: hg1FUl+P
7/13/2025, 3:02:04 PM No.60619142
>>60619132
ok, answer is no
Anonymous ID: g6NCRWd9
7/13/2025, 3:07:00 PM No.60619156
>>60619108
I believe in the betting markets idea, especially with true decentralized markets where people can create their bets and get better odds without the matchmaker greedy house edges.
Unfortunately Polymarket is presenting itself as an untrustful project concerning all that. It needs some urgent competition.
Anonymous ID: 9TMqTZ8Q
7/13/2025, 3:13:33 PM No.60619185
>>60619124
Lolitacoin, Pedicoin was already taken