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Yes And just refund all, say the amount u guys refunded bec of the wrong decision, it will make HEADLINES "Polymarket pays out the right winners of a 400 Million usd volume market, lets the wrong side winners keep their funds"
Yes And just refund all, say the amount u guys refunded bec of the wrong decision, it will make HEADLINES "Polymarket pays out the right winners of a 400 Million usd volume market, lets the wrong side winners keep their funds"
Exactly
Exactly
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Not hard They just dont wanna do it Not even a single announcement or anything from their side... This is really wrong, shows they aint got any morals...
Not hard They just dont wanna do it Not even a single announcement or anything from their side... This is really wrong, shows they aint got any morals...
Do we have any idea if poly might reply to the backlash by compensating yes owners of the micro strategy market or not?
Do we have any idea if poly might reply to the backlash by compensating yes owners of the micro strategy market or not?
Dont use shady sites
Dont use shady sites
Thats a u problem
Thats a u problem
Have u ever tried the samsung ecosystem...? Its more than just werables, tablets and laptops
Have u ever tried the samsung ecosystem...? Its more than just werables, tablets and laptops
So camera is the only reason u ppl buy phones, nothing else? Or is that the only good thing abt iphones?
So camera is the only reason u ppl buy phones, nothing else? Or is that the only good thing abt iphones?
Sam now supports the same integration with insta, snap, etc
Sam now supports the same integration with insta, snap, etc
Samsung ultra>>
Samsung ultra>>
Android lets u take "scroll screenshots"
Android lets u take "scroll screenshots"
Have sent this to bloomberg, financial times forbes and more
Have sent this to bloomberg, financial times forbes and more
Wow
Wow
Tf
Tf
Takes me 2 mins
Takes me 2 mins
is there a way to know the total number of shares (Y/N) that existed in a market (i wanna know for micro strat 31st may)
is there a way to know the total number of shares (Y/N) that existed in a market (i wanna know for micro strat 31st may)
why do markets close after 2 disputes, why cant we have more?
why do markets close after 2 disputes, why cant we have more?
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better than scamming users Just getting public info on its competition
better than scamming users Just getting public info on its competition
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** Given this, the key question is: What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? If there had been any credible report explicitly saying that no sale was made before May 31, then resolving the market to No would at least have a clear basis. Otherwise, you cannot properly resolve the market before the end date without such a credible report. People looked at the end date, understood by when the sale had to be made, and placed their bets accordingly. There was no indication, and no reasonable trader assumption, that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May rather than simply occur before that date. The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market. In this case, not only did the clarification change the fundamental question from will it sell to will it announce a sale, but the market was then resolved to a No, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (as stated on Polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May). Obviously, you don’t have to wait until the timeframe ends to resolve, but you do need credible information to resolve the market to either side before the end time. In this case, there was no credible report before the end time clearly supporting a No. Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes. Does anyone have any point that support a No?
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** Given this, the key question is: What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? If there had been any credible report explicitly saying that no sale was made before May 31, then resolving the market to No would at least have a clear basis. Otherwise, you cannot properly resolve the market before the end date without such a credible report. People looked at the end date, understood by when the sale had to be made, and placed their bets accordingly. There was no indication, and no reasonable trader assumption, that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May rather than simply occur before that date. The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market. In this case, not only did the clarification change the fundamental question from will it sell to will it announce a sale, but the market was then resolved to a No, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (as stated on Polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May). Obviously, you don’t have to wait until the timeframe ends to resolve, but you do need credible information to resolve the market to either side before the end time. In this case, there was no credible report before the end time clearly supporting a No. Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes. Does anyone have any point that support a No?
maybe they already have bulletproof windows So they will resolve the market as no, bec they "did not install", they were already there... 😂
maybe they already have bulletproof windows So they will resolve the market as no, bec they "did not install", they were already there... 😂
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-26/crypto-whales-dominate-polymarket-disputes-worth-5-billion
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-26/crypto-whales-dominate-polymarket-disputes-worth-5-billion
except for the manipulation done by uma whales
except for the manipulation done by uma whales
there is no rule that makes sense
there is no rule that makes sense
bro, i went to sleep thinking the money i will win can be invested very well on a business, and now all dreams are shattered...
bro, i went to sleep thinking the money i will win can be invested very well on a business, and now all dreams are shattered...
i did it on my own, the order and phrasing isnt the best, this is a polished version that gpt gave: "The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** Given this, the key question is: What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? If there had been any credible report explicitly saying that no sale was made before May 31, then resolving the market to No would at least have a clear basis. Otherwise, you cannot properly resolve the market before the end date without such a credible report. People looked at the end date, understood by when the sale had to be made, and placed their bets accordingly. There was no indication, and no reasonable trader assumption, that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May rather than simply occur before that date. The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market. In this case, not only did the clarification change the fundamental question from will it sell to will it announce a sale, but the market was then resolved to a No, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (as stated on Polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May). Obviously, you don’t have to wait until the timeframe ends to resolve, but you do need credible information to resolve the market to either side before the end time. In this case, there was no credible report before the end time clearly supporting a No. Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes. Does anyone have any point that support a No?
i did it on my own, the order and phrasing isnt the best, this is a polished version that gpt gave: "The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** Given this, the key question is: What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? If there had been any credible report explicitly saying that no sale was made before May 31, then resolving the market to No would at least have a clear basis. Otherwise, you cannot properly resolve the market before the end date without such a credible report. People looked at the end date, understood by when the sale had to be made, and placed their bets accordingly. There was no indication, and no reasonable trader assumption, that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May rather than simply occur before that date. The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market. In this case, not only did the clarification change the fundamental question from will it sell to will it announce a sale, but the market was then resolved to a No, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (as stated on Polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May). Obviously, you don’t have to wait until the timeframe ends to resolve, but you do need credible information to resolve the market to either side before the end time. In this case, there was no credible report before the end time clearly supporting a No. Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes. Does anyone have any point that support a No?
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? Had there been any credible report saying no sale was made, it would have made sense Else u cannot resolve the market without any credible report before the end date People saw the end date, saw by when the sale had to be made, and made the bet There was no one who thought that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May... The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market In this case, not only did it change the fundamental question from **will it sell** to **will it announce a sale**, it resolved to a no, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (As stated on polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May) Obviously one doesnt have to wait for the timeframe to end, but u need credible information to resolve the market to either of the sides before the end time... Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes, does anyone have any point that support a no?
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? Had there been any credible report saying no sale was made, it would have made sense Else u cannot resolve the market without any credible report before the end date People saw the end date, saw by when the sale had to be made, and made the bet There was no one who thought that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May... The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market In this case, not only did it change the fundamental question from **will it sell** to **will it announce a sale**, it resolved to a no, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (As stated on polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May) Obviously one doesnt have to wait for the timeframe to end, but u need credible information to resolve the market to either of the sides before the end time... Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes, does anyone have any point that support a no?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-26/crypto-whales-dominate-polymarket-disputes-worth-5-billion
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-26/crypto-whales-dominate-polymarket-disputes-worth-5-billion
they aitn too big events, plus most of india uses stake for cricket so they have a very low userbase for it
they aitn too big events, plus most of india uses stake for cricket so they have a very low userbase for it
there is ind vs afg on poly
there is ind vs afg on poly
ipl is over
ipl is over
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? Had there been any credible report saying no sale was made, it would have made sense Else u cannot resolve the market without any credible report before the end date People saw the end date, saw by when the sale had to be made, and made the bet There was no one who thought that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May... The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market In this case, not only did it change the fundamental question from **will it sell** to **will it announce a sale**, it resolved to a no, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (As stated on polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May) Obviously one doesnt have to wait for the timeframe to end, but u need credible information to resolve the market to either of the sides before the end time... Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes, does anyone have any point that support a no?
"The primary resolution source for this market will be information from MSTR and on-chain data, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used." **End date: 1st Jan Start Date: 5th May Market Timeframe: 5th May to 1st Jan** What credible report stated that they did not sell anything b4 31st May? Had there been any credible report saying no sale was made, it would have made sense Else u cannot resolve the market without any credible report before the end date People saw the end date, saw by when the sale had to be made, and made the bet There was no one who thought that the sale had to be announced b4 31st May... The docs also state that no additional clarification can change the fundamental question of the market In this case, not only did it change the fundamental question from **will it sell** to **will it announce a sale**, it resolved to a no, even though the market timeframe is from 5th May (when it started) to 1st Jan (As stated on polymarket itself when u select the market for 31st May) Obviously one doesnt have to wait for the timeframe to end, but u need credible information to resolve the market to either of the sides before the end time... Also, there was on chain data on 26th May showing the sale... I just compiled all the points which support it being a Yes, does anyone have any point that support a no?
they have never instantly resolved such similar markets where things may not be announced instantly For example trump china visit, things on what he says would resolve a few days after the schedules visit was to end
they have never instantly resolved such similar markets where things may not be announced instantly For example trump china visit, things on what he says would resolve a few days after the schedules visit was to end
bm refresh
bm refresh
exactly
exactly
i am good ate vibecoding and stuff, prob gonna try it midnight over the weekend... Liquidity will be easy, might start with sports and then real world events
i am good ate vibecoding and stuff, prob gonna try it midnight over the weekend... Liquidity will be easy, might start with sports and then real world events
Just use Gemini, Claude and GPT use all 3 on the resolution date, whatever 2 of them decide is final... Do i vibe code a platform 😂
Just use Gemini, Claude and GPT use all 3 on the resolution date, whatever 2 of them decide is final... Do i vibe code a platform 😂
how can i sue them if i am not in the states?
how can i sue them if i am not in the states?
26th May
26th May
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not even a single official statement yet
not even a single official statement yet
bec a few whales put in 15 mil for under a % return bec they made a dumb bet
bec a few whales put in 15 mil for under a % return bec they made a dumb bet
before 31st may Announces before market end date
before 31st may Announces before market end date
yes
yes
The end date exists for a reason Market resolved to a no without any evidence of no sale, while the market was still on
The end date exists for a reason Market resolved to a no without any evidence of no sale, while the market was still on
Lottery is paid out after the results are announced And u have to WAIT for it
Lottery is paid out after the results are announced And u have to WAIT for it
So its my fault polymarket shows the wrong end date?
So its my fault polymarket shows the wrong end date?
I clicked on the may 31st market, then saw its rules On desktop it shows 1st July What is that for? There is no 30th june market
I clicked on the may 31st market, then saw its rules On desktop it shows 1st July What is that for? There is no 30th june market
What happened with the khamenie market?
What happened with the khamenie market?
Polymarket