Jeremy Maletz

If you're a random person who's doing it, you probably can do that and you're probably not going to get in trouble more likely than not, although that's certainly not legal advice.

It's not even necessarily, I mean, that's a thing that can happen.

But it could just be like, you have a website that has terms and conditions that says like, you're not permitted to scrape this data, right?

And like, you know, plenty of people scrape the data, right?

And we're not going to scrape that data.

Like, we're not going to violate the terms and conditions of a website.

So we hold ourselves to a more conservative standard when it comes to those types of things.

So I think that person was probably just referring to, hey, you get restrained in some ways if you want to work for us.

We're going to be very careful when it comes to things around our reputation.

But I think that there's a lot of advantages to working here as well.

Absolutely.

I mean, it's something that the prediction markets are looking at.

And really, when I think about what's made prediction markets so different, like what actually changed, it's the speed to market.

Say more about this.

So, you know, it's funny, when we first started wanting to get involved with prediction markets,

I have like a little bit of an origin story where I have a friend who is a CFO of a musical instrument company.

During the first China trade war, he was worried that their company might go out of business because they imported instruments from China.

And I was like, well, I'm a macro trader.

I could hedge this.

It's what I do all the time.