Robinhood allegedly preparing a NINE-FIGURE grant program for Robinhood Chain. That's >$100M for builders. Most of it likely going to Prediction Markets. that's *at least* 100x the previous $1M grant program they announced in February. This will make RobinHood chain's activity EXPLODE. The initial hype and grant program made growth skyrocket when they launched the chain in July. in only 2 months from launch RobinHood achieved: - $53.3B in monthly DEX volume - 10.8M daily transactions peak - Over $1B in stablecoin supply But since mid September, the momentum started fading : - Daily transactions down 42% - Active addresses down 31% - Bridge TVL down from $855M in September to $648M now. I see this play as a massive cash injection by Robinhood to try and regain their early momentum If we go by the previous program the money will be distributed to teams building : - Tokenized asset infrastructure - AI-powered financial services - Credit and lending protocols - *Prediction market infrastructure* This is an amazing opportunity for builders in the space. Because let's be real, Polymarket/Kalshi never really went out of their ways to reward builders. No real grants. No promotion. No technical support. So If you are a Prediction Market builder I strongly recommend you look into the incoming RobinHood grant program. the future of Prediction Markets might be on RobinHood chain.

This is why I'm only interested in community projects these days if even VCs get rugged by founders what chance do you have ? The only real way to avoid this is to go 100% community allocation from the start, like @polyguana is doing No VC bags. No presale. No team allocation. No one buying Private jets on your back. If the team become rich you do too because you are all playing the same game Simple as that. Check it out below 👇 polyguana.net/i/TBFVSBPN

This @TheFatMbappe tweet becomes more relevant every passing day turns out there really was a coup ongoing against Shayne investors forced him to hire Collin McKinney Hill as COO

Retail lost $280M trading on Hyperliquid The 400k wallets trading through 3rd party apps (Phantom, Metamask etc.) are down -$712 each on average. This is the reason Hyperliquid is winning so hard Let me explain 1. RETAIL FLOW ATTRACTS WHALES Whales need dumb counter parties. Trading against other whales is hard and risky. No one wants that. To be consistently profitable, whales want unsophisticated retails making bad bets to trade against. This is called “soft flow” 2. SOFT FLOW CREATES REVENUE -> More soft flow -> more food for whales -> more trading volume -> more fees for Hyperliquid. PerpDex and Prediction Markets will tell you that, contrary to Sports book, they don't trade against their user. It's true in absolute but it doesn't mean that they don't profit from their losses. If there was no losers (retail), whales would eat each other, become unprofitable and ultimately leave the platform. Retail losses are the blood flow of any trading platform. The more money retail loses, the more whales will come to trade and more fees the platform will collect so the whole game is about attracting more losers possible to your platform. 3. HYPERLIQUID HAS THE BEST MODEL FOR ACQUIRING RETAIL HIP-3 and now HIP-4 are build on one founding principle. Permisionless deployment. I.E letting independent builders create markets. Each builder can target a specific retail audience : - sports fans - regional communities - crypto traders - finance bros etc. That's a huge distribution advantage. Whales move between market categories quickly as long as there is retail to trade against, but acquiring retail audience for a new market category is what takes time and work. HIP-4 let independent deployers do that specialized work for their target segment while the platform collects the benefits. That's why they won perps. That's how they will win Prediction Markets

Nice one, but bruv, here its much nicer You basically get 4 venues, so you get the best fill price and the UX is much nicer IMO best thing - you do earn yield when you just keep your $ there polyguana.net/predictions/mi…

Addressing the criticism this post received. 1) Yes the $11.65B offering does NOT necessarily mean Polymarket's fair value collapsed 45%. There is no liquid market for Polymarket shares so all we can do is estimate 2) The shares were not 1 to 1 VC equity - The OTC offering was an SPV (indirect ownership structure), rather than direct Polymarket equity. - The shares may not carry the same rights as the preferred equity VCs receive, including liquidation preferences. Still. Someone was offering exposure to Polymarket at 45% below its last funding valuation. And despite a $2M allocation, only $5K were sold. Sure the shares didn't come with all the bells and whistles of VC equity but they came at a -45% discount. If the market truly believed Polymarket was worth anywhere near $21B these would have sold out. its not a definitive valuation but it's a worrying sign.

Looks like Polymarket investors got SCAMMED > In August they bought $1B at $21B valuation > Now they can't sell even $5k at $11B valuation that's a solid -50% in 48 days and even at that price there are NO buyers. A2DAO, a crypto OTC platform recently listed a sale for Polymarket equity at $11.65B valuation ($112 per share) For the 2 days that the campaign was online only $5k worth were bought out of the $2M proposed for sale. They sale was supposed to last for 20 days but they just removed it from the platform entirely. Ironic. VCs thought they were going to IPO and dump on the public, yet they are the ones that got dumped on

BREAKING : The world's largest option exchange is entering prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket have a new competitor. CBOE is partnering with Robinhood to launch prediction markets on corporate earnings. 23 companies. ZERO trading fees through 2026. And they're regulated by the SEC. Watch CBOE describe their strategy 👇

Richard Heart was arrested in Turkey after meeting with @gainzy222 A bisexual crypto streamer based in Tel Aviv. RIP

you are an AI slopper from india. wtf do you know about token and equity?