2026-01-16 10:32:00

I've played prediction products a few times, and to be honest, I'm a bit confused. The rules are complicated, the interaction logic is convoluted, and after messing around for a while, I still can't figure out the actual participation process. What's even more frustrating is—I'm not sure if I can really profit from it. It looks simple, but the actual entry barrier is quite high. It seems like those experts have their own methodology, but beginners just can't grasp the boundaries. Is there a pro out there who can create a simple tutorial so that we newbies can avoid some pitfalls?

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GetRichLeek

· 6h ago

Losing heavily on the prediction market is really misleading; the rules are even more complicated than the dealer’s tricks.

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ChainProspector

· 6h ago

One look and you'll see, this is just a packaged scheme to scam retail investors.

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FallingLeaf

· 6h ago

That's so true. I've also been confused by it; the rule design is really ridiculously complicated. After playing for so long, I'm still in the dark, feeling like I'm groping in the dark. Experts have silently made money and moved on; no one is willing to share, which is the most heartbreaking. With such convoluted rules, how can a newcomer quickly get started? No wonder everyone is a rookie. Waiting for the experts to release tutorials is not as good as figuring it out yourself; it might be faster. I'm still confused about how to achieve stable profits; I give up. It feels like it's better to just look at successful cases and reverse-engineer their logic for clearer understanding.

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GasOptimizer

· 6h ago

This thing indeed has many hidden pitfalls. I was also confused at first and only gradually figured it out. The key is that those rules are designed to be a bit intentionally complicated.

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