Honestly, when I first used @Polymarket in 2024, I thought it was just a betting platform (I even requested more sports be added at the time) 🤣 But as I started researching and using it day by day, following Polymarket's updates, everything started to change. From my perspective, I began to see some familiar yet slightly niche predictions emerge (like predicting the release date of GTA 6 🤣). I began to realize that Polymarket was different from other betting platforms. People seemed to be turning their opinions and attention into money bets based on probability. Perhaps we'll see more of this in the future—"Instead of endlessly arguing, why not use Polymarket's predictions and let the facts determine the true winners and losers?" There's a Chinese saying: "There's no first in literature, no second in martial arts." Meaning, in literature or art, there's no true "first"—everyone has their own style and audience. But in a sport like boxing, second place is always the biggest loser, because you've already been beaten. In my opinion, Polymarket quantifies "literature" and "martial arts" into data, achieving a fusion. In certain areas, it translates the most dominant view into fact. Over time, these voices will either grow louder or be displaced, but at the same time… in the realm of martial arts, one voice will always prevail; this is its inherent law. You never know which voice will ultimately prevail until time runs out. Enjoy the exchange of ideas—that's the true charm of Polymarket and prediction markets. Enjoy @Polymarket