Brilliant piece on futarchy! The insight about using collective intelligence through prediction markets rather than relying on expert opinions is spot on. I've been watching Polymarket's accuracy during recent elections and the results are frankly impressive compared to traditional polling. The key challenge though is the well-being metrics defintion since what gets measured inevitabley becomes the goal. Any throughts on how to prevent gaming of tehse metrics?
"without needing anyone’s permission to place crypto bets"
Prediction markets like Polymarket, Kalshi and PredictIt, refuse users from many countries, including France.
As for Augur, I haven't found on their website nor in the first Google results clear instructions for how to access and use it. Augur could work on improving this if they want more users.
Brilliant piece on futarchy! The insight about using collective intelligence through prediction markets rather than relying on expert opinions is spot on. I've been watching Polymarket's accuracy during recent elections and the results are frankly impressive compared to traditional polling. The key challenge though is the well-being metrics defintion since what gets measured inevitabley becomes the goal. Any throughts on how to prevent gaming of tehse metrics?
Hello there Olivier, I hope you’re having a swell day.
I’ve been seeing your notes for the past few days, very interesting, thank you.
I thought you may enjoy one of my articles:
https://open.substack.com/pub/jordannuttall/p/egypts-secret-history?r=4f55i2&utm_medium=ios
"without needing anyone’s permission to place crypto bets"
Prediction markets like Polymarket, Kalshi and PredictIt, refuse users from many countries, including France.
As for Augur, I haven't found on their website nor in the first Google results clear instructions for how to access and use it. Augur could work on improving this if they want more users.
Still, a valuable mind-expanding article.