Topic: speculating on speculation (Read 599 times)
Just here that the design doesn't look the best that could be made?
When did this style of website appear where you have everything on one page, and the links on the header just take you to different sections of the page? I've started seeing them everywhere recently.
http://demo.enginethemes.com/oneengine/
It's a wordpress theme that seems to have been almost universally embraced by irritating tech companies. I find it an instant turn off these days.
Anyway, happy to see a prediction market that uses BTC. I used to clean up at InTrade. If you are a news junky it is not that hard to outguess people.
When did this style of website appear where you have everything on one page, and the links on the header just take you to different sections of the page? I've started seeing them everywhere recently.
http://demo.enginethemes.com/oneengine/
It's a wordpress theme that seems to have been almost universally embraced by irritating tech companies. I find it an instant turn off these days.
We've heard you like speculation, so we've put a speculation on your speculation so you can speculate while you speculate.
When did this style of website appear where you have everything on one page, and the links on the header just take you to different sections of the page? I've started seeing them everywhere recently.
with the huge amount of speculation happening with bitcoin a spinoff looks like it is using the blockchain to allow us to potentially speculate on the extent of speculation that is or might be going to happen in bitcoin.
it makes the head hurt even thinking about it but if it takes off you can possibly offset your action in the bitcoin market (eg shorting) with a contra action in the prediction market and end up in a net positive position - assuming you did not get yourself tangled up along the way and lose in both markets.........
http://www.augur.net/
it makes the head hurt even thinking about it but if it takes off you can possibly offset your action in the bitcoin market (eg shorting) with a contra action in the prediction market and end up in a net positive position - assuming you did not get yourself tangled up along the way and lose in both markets.........
http://www.augur.net/
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