Two months ago, traders who bet on Ethereum hitting a new high by the end of the year are now experiencing a loss of 98.75%. Conversely, those who bet that Ethereum would not reach a new high by the end of the year have made a stunning 395.85% profit. Just looking at these numbers reveals how absurdly optimistic the market was about ETH reaching a new high. Prediction markets are inherently magical — every bet is a gamble on the future, and the results are often unexpected.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 12-16 03:01
Damn it, I’ve become one of that 98.75% of cannon fodder again...
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OldLeekMaster
· 12-13 11:59
Wow, 98% versus 395%, this gap is huge!
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SnapshotStriker
· 12-13 11:42
This is the gambler's fate—bet against the trend, and this is the outcome.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 12-13 11:41
Mom, this is a casino, 98% explosion is not as refreshing as all in
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TokenSherpa
· 12-13 11:35
lmao the leverage game never changes... actually if you examine the voting patterns in prediction markets historically speaking, these liquidation cascades reveal fundamental governance precedent failures. people just yolo without understanding the quorum requirements of volatility itself ngl
Two months ago, traders who bet on Ethereum hitting a new high by the end of the year are now experiencing a loss of 98.75%. Conversely, those who bet that Ethereum would not reach a new high by the end of the year have made a stunning 395.85% profit. Just looking at these numbers reveals how absurdly optimistic the market was about ETH reaching a new high. Prediction markets are inherently magical — every bet is a gamble on the future, and the results are often unexpected.