This week we hear from Domer - a longtime prediction markets junky who has placed more than $400 million worth of bets using Polymarket. At any meta point he might have 1,000 or more bets on prediction market sites, ranging from wagers of a few thousand dollars to as much as $1 million, roughly the sum he put on Taylor Swift’s new album sales.
Plus, Bloomberg Businessweek columnist Amanda Mull explains the premium credit card wars ( and we discuss OpenAI's forthcoming foray into pornography (
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Meet Polymarket’s $400 Million Man
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