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(Originally in WSJ, but it's paywall-free at MSN.)

Over the past year, at least 60% of active UMA voters could be directly linked to Polymarket accounts, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of Polymarket and blockchain data. In more than 300 disputes—or nearly one in five during that period—at least one UMA voter had a financial stake in the outcome of the Polymarket bet they were voting on.

Yeah, I could see how this could be a problem.

That’s wild.

My suggestion to @Team_Predyx, if they ask some of us to resolve markets for them, is to require that we sell our shares before voting on a resolution.

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Thank you for the suggestion. That’s actually a very thoughtful point. We’ll seriously consider implementing something along those lines to further improve fairness and transparency in market resolutions.

Really appreciate your feedback and continued support for Predyx.

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That’s very “crypto” of them.

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