
Head of Product @trylimitless. Ex-Head of Product https://teapaw.org/t.co/pwdwTf9KE2
Lisbon, Portugal
Joined May 2016
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You can now fund your account on @trylimitless with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card.
Limitless is a prediction market that lets users trade on real-world outcomes across sports, esports, finance and politics, including packs that bundle several into one.
Powered by Crossmint.
We’ve partnered with @crossmint to bring card deposits to Limitless
Pay with your card, take a position
Seamless and simple
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Buying packs has never been easier. Add any eligible market into a pack from any page.
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You now have a chance to get access to something exclusive that isn't available to everybody
Let me know if you want in
Polymarket’s CEO cancelled his session and left the event.
Hyperliquid CEO @chameleon_jeff then gave a scheduled talk on the same stage minutes later.
I’m not sure we’re ready to compare Polymarket and Hyperliquid yet - not on revenue, and not on community work either.
Trade Packs and Compete for 100k LMTS. Join the Packs Challenge on Limitless. limitless.exchange/challenge…
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Every argument with friends can now be settled with prediction markets.
Just a few ideas:
- playing football with friends, trade who wins.
- planning a trip with the boys, trade whether it actually happens.
- fantasy league, trade who finishes last.
- friend says he'll quit smoking, trade if he lasts a month.
- throwing a party, trade who will be drunk first.
Create a market, send the link, and anyone with it can trade.
Takes a minute.
Introducing User-Generated Markets on Limitless!
Will Sam text his ex?
Will Alex get the new job?
Will Max drink 5+ beers today?
Create a market on literally anything, send it to your group chat, and let everyone pick a side
You create & resolve it: limitless.is/create
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We’re testing 4 ways to show Packs on profiles.
Which one do you prefer? Vote 1–4 👇
1. Pack rows
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2. Packs tab
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3. Pack cards
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4. Open rows
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Screenshots are attached in the thread.
37%Pack rows
21%Packs tab
11%Pack cards
32%Open rows
19 votes • Final resultsDisgrace
O Benfica apresentou uma exposição ao Conselho de Disciplina da FPF, exigindo a análise disciplinar de Samu por agressão a Alexander Bah.
Novas imagens, captadas da bancada atrás da baliza e que não passaram na transmissão televisiva, mostram o momento em que Samu atinge Bah com um murro nas costas. Incompreensivelmente, o lance terminou com cartão amarelo para o jogador do Benfica.
Perante estas imagens, o Benfica exige consequências disciplinares, e bem.
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Kalshi finally responsed to the fraud allegations !
they directly address claims by @beniduboss and @OctopusTakopi about wash trading on their platform
here are their main points :
1) cause of the $5500 buys
"the fixed trade sizes are caused by one maker placing exactly $5500 to clear the minimum order size requirement of his Market Making agreement. Takers are all buying his orders which is why half of trades have the exact same size"
The MM agreement point make sense, such agreements exist and MMs are often required to keep orders above a certain fixed minimum size to get rewards.
that still does not explain why takers match that amount every time.
If taker buys for less than $5500 or if the taker order is split among more than one resting it should be a partial fill which which would result in a different trade size.
2) Market Makers fee structure
"self clearing MMs don't pay fees because we declared a Fee Holiday. Their fees are fully rebated but they can't be positive on a trade-per-trade basis"
There Kalshi completely sidesteps the point.
The point that @beniduboss made was that net 0 fees meant MMs paid no penalty for wash trading. Kalshi answers that MMs don't get additional payment for wash trading, which was never the accusation.
3) Prediction market manipulation
"nothing we’ve seen has anything to do with Kalshi’s Predictions platform..."
they have chosen to ignore the finding of @danielsapkota on circular trading in their Prediction Markets
So overall there are one or two interesting points but it's not an exhaustive rebuttal.
and we still don't know why their perps do 60x more volume per $ of liquidity than @HyperliquidX




















