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Introducing the Builder Grant Program Get up to $5,000 in seed capital, plus GTM & Product support for actively building on Base Learn more ↓
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Bitcoin vs Ethereum — Who’s Stronger? 🥊 youtu.be/5eur6iGfN0M?si=cran… через @YouTube
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Created an on-chain game on Base! Tap Unicorn, try it and earn points! base-game-ai.vercel.app 👈 @base @jessepollak
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🚀Created an on-chain game on Base! Tap Unicorn, try it and earn points! base-game-ai.vercel.app/ 👈 @base @jessepollak
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Blue thesis activated. Polymarket🔥@Polymarket
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Iron +223% on "No"? The platform will effectively be able to connect traditional financial intermediaries and legally serve U.S. users. However, to become a DCM, Polymarket must file Form DCM along with all required documentation. Even a fully correct application takes the CFTC at least 180 days to review, and after approval there’s typically an additional 1–2 months of technical setup before launch. When can Polymarket realistically enter the U.S. market? Optimistic scenario: not before summer 2026. Baseline scenario: launch 6–12 months after submitting the application, assuming everything goes smoothly. Realistic time range: 1–2 years. Probability of launching before the end of 2025: around 1–3% Reasons: Launch requires full DCM status, and historically this process has taken months, never weeks. There are no cases where a brand-new platform received DCM approval in 30 days — it has always been a lengthy cycle. Approval through an FCM simply allows interaction with intermediaries; the DCM approval itself is separate and absolutely required for launching markets. Even if Polymarket submitted everything six months ago A launch “within a month” is still very unlikely. After receiving DCM status, the platform must still: integrate with FCM brokers, connect to reporting repositories, run and submit regulatory test suites, set up clearing, finalize market design and infrastructure. This typically adds another 1–3 months. @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade
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