this guy is quietly farming absurd ROIs on daily weather markets on Polymarket
most of his tickets are $10–$200, but entries are at 0.1–0.2¢ and resolve at $1 that’s 20,000–50,000%+ returns on single‑day forecasts
“Will the highest temperature in Dallas be 74°F or higher on February 27?”
bought No at 0.1–0.2¢ → resolved to 100¢ $10–$20 in → $4,000–$5,000 out on one market
he repeats the same
Atlanta, London, Paris, Wellington, Lucknow, Ankara - tight ranges that retail misprices, he quietly accumulates near zero and waits for resolution leaves lowball limit orders and lets gamblers hit
🇺🇸 The US SEC and CFTC have just signed an MOU to collaborate on crypto regulation and new digital asset products.
For years, the biggest problem in crypto was:
- the SEC claiming tokens are securities - the CFTC claiming they’re commodities
Two agencies. Two rulebooks.
Trillions sat on the sidelines due to zero clarity on who was in charge and This MOU ends the war between the SEC and CFTC.
What this document actually means:
- Regular meetings to discuss emerging regulatory issues before they become problems - Real-time data sharing on specific incidents, events, and market activity - Cross-market surveillance and joint examinations - A dedicated framework for crypto assets - Cross-training of staff on each agency’s jurisdiction - Coordinated enforcement to avoid conflicting outcomes for the same asset
Combined with the approval of the crypto market structure bill in Congress, this MOU removes regulatory uncertainty and paves the way for trillions in institutional money.
With this clarity plus growing stablecoin adoption, crypto is ready to transform the global financial system.
President Trump said the war is ending "very soon," and the IEA and the US are releasing 572 million barrels of oil reserves.
So, why are oil prices nearing $100/barrel again?
In the lead-up to Sunday night's historic $30+ rally in oil prices to $120/barrel, uncertainty was at record highs.
The reason behind this rally was largely that President Trump was not signaling how long the Iran war would last.
Since then, the ONLY factor that has changed is that President Trump has said the war will be over "pretty quickly."
However, this also implies that military action will likely continue until at least the end of March.
Meanwhile, as Iran calls for oil prices to rise toward $200/barrel, storage is filling up in Gulf countries and nearly 20 million barrels of daily supply remain off the market.
On top of this, restarting oil production in the Gulf will not be simple. The path to restoring full output is now expected to take months.
At its core, the only material difference between now and Monday is President Trump's reassurance that the war will not last "forever."
We expect more comments like this from the Trump Administration as oil prices near $100/barrel. This would mirror the strategy used during the trade war, when hints of a "trade deal" often emerged as market volatility reached unsustainable levels.