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#kalshi #polymarket #updown Kalshi BTC up/down isn’t safe anymore. It’s full of manipulation now. Example: market kxbtc15m-26aug120115. Two minutes before close, manipulator propped price with 100 BTC, then cancelled after market closed. Can Kalshi protect market integrity?
AI visual note: A Kalshi BTC 15-minute up/down order book screenshot (market kxbtc15m-26aug120115) showing a strike price of 63,860.00 (≈¥431,055.00) with a large 11.23203 share bid at 63,860.01 on the yes side, illustrating the suspected manipulation the poster describes.
You moronian brein washed monkeys ALT SEASON. Is like evy 4 years in between btc bull run Stop saying other wise Also stop chasing treanhes bull shot and shines new garbage will end broke before time And never forget BTC IS THE ONE AND ONLY
AI visual note: A Simpsons-style cartoon illustration of an 'INSANE ASYLUM' with Homer and other characters behind bars and at the entrance labeled 'TRADERS INSIDE'.
Let me vent about the blogger on FOMO. I suspect he's backed by an entire scam team. One, when he buys tokens, he usually posts short phrases like "what if?", "I’m bidding here," or "We’ll win the PVP" to stir up emotions and impulsive copy-trading, yet he rarely provides any
AI visual note: The image shows a FOMO app trading interface displaying a $PIPER 1-minute candlestick chart, with the token's price crashing from around $139 to $8.28 (a 93.16% drop) while several other user profiles with single short phrases like "what if?", "I'm bidding here," and "Thxsk" appear to be promoting the trade. The screenshot illustrates the post's complaint about FOMO bloggers using brief, emotion-driven captions to lure others into copy-trading tokens that subsequently plummet in value.