Ryan Sean Adams

You have the U.S.

leading on this, keeping media in check.

These are information markets, and that's all true, too.

So it's all being smushed together into one monolithic thing, and it seems to me more of a turf war than anything else.

Sure.

But a lot of people don't even want those.

Do you remember, I mean, obviously, it was just over a year ago when Shane Copeland, the CEO of Polymarket, was just like raided by the feds.

And you recall, previous to that, letters that senators like Elizabeth Warren wrote

about prohibiting political markets on prediction markets, right?

They don't like the other categories either, is my point.

I don't think they like prediction markets or maybe just like markets as a category.

It goes back to the conversation we've been having on Bankless about this controversy is if you like markets and you sort of respect them, then you see a place for regulated prediction markets that are free and fair and open, permissionless to everyone.

If you don't like markets, you see all of this as bad.

And, you know, intermixed with that, there's a whole cloud of incentives, I think, gumming up the works.

Yeah, it's a lot to untangle here.

One thing that does seem pretty clear about the future, though, is prediction markets and AI is product market fit.

And we're starting to see that.

So this is an account on Twitter, Polymarket History.

Clodbot started printing $40,000 in a day.

Just look at this.