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Joined January 2021
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I was thinking about a number of security features @polymarket could add. I really think this should be a focus @shayne_coplan. Since the hacking of a top trader's account on polymarket (news.polymarket.com/p/286-to…), there has been capital flight from @polymarket to @kalshi. 1. Every month for the past couple of years, I have asked @polymarket for trade-only API keys. Every crypto exchange has these. Why is this important? Many traders rely on programmers to program various kins of trading bots and trading terminals, in part b/c Polymarket's UI sucks. Currently, this requires the program to use your private crypto keys. If these were hacked, a hacker could withdrawal funds. If it were a trade-only API key that got stolen (or even a "read only" API key, useful for some tasks), it would be more difficult (or impossible). If a security risk is suspected, one could easily cancel their API key, and generate a new one, for example.
In the wake of the hacking of one of Prediction's top traders, I went looking and found a bad security bug @Kalshi. Someone who hacks into your email, for example, and has access to your account can simply switch the 2FA method, and then withdrawal straight to crypto with the 2FA only going to your hacked email. Fix this Kalshi!
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Replying to @robinhanson
If you’re any good at predicting you won’t need an employer.
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מדוע החליטו נסיכי הנפט והגז להשקיע מיליארדים במתווכים של עסקות החטופים ift.tt/8c7VTWL
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Been saying this too. The left lost in large part because they began to believe their online echo chamber. Now, more and more on the right are convinced the daily outrage on Twitter is the reality that matters.
Increasingly convinced that Musk buying this website and letting a niche band of far right culture warriors become so intensely confident that they speak for the masses will in fact be as terrible for the GOP in the long run as liberal dominance of these apps was for democrats.
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