@woodsmoke hence I didn't want to enter this discussion and I'm not that much of the definition geeek and attaching NSDAP allegiance to one side or the other is now like pulling the line by 2 teams.

For me personally right wing is nationalism but also meritocracy. Meritocracy is more of a unicorn.

Socialism is redistributing goods, but that also is a unicorn. There was an idea that was and is used to buy votes.

Plenty | all | most is useful idiots serving those that polarise.

Elections » 4-5years

Nothing in this period ofvtime ever really changes even if its absolute guano.

I would like to see an experiment with real time votes over the closed network from home. E.g. election » party x wins » they can be removed from function if 60% wants them gone if 75% eligible population votes.

One could argue, only working people, no women, only service people... Won't happen any time.

Below is generated by AI, I have asked a A when I came across an article about Polymarket

Recent investigations, including a major report by The Wall Street Journal in May 2026, have revealed a staggering wealth gap on Polymarket. A tiny elite of just 0.1% of accounts—roughly 2,000 users—has captured 67% of all profits generated on the platform. Crucially, this group amassed their massive gains—nearly half a billion dollars—predominantly during the high-volatility period between late 2024 and early 2026. This timeframe was driven by massive global events, specifically the 2024 U.S. Election and subsequent geopolitical shifts, which provided the liquidity for professional traders to outperform the 70% of users who remain in the red. To maintain this dominance, these "whales" use a specialized toolkit rather than relying on luck:

1. Tracking the Elite ("Smart Money")

Since the 0.1% control the majority of the wealth, retail traders now use monitoring tools to see where the "smart money" is flowing in real-time.

• Hashdive: Assigns "Smart Scores" to traders, helping you filter out lucky amateurs and follow only the consistent 0.1% pros.
• Polyburg & Polylerts: These send instant Telegram alerts whenever a high-performing "whale" wallet enters a position, allowing others to "copy-trade" their moves.

2. High-Speed Execution Terminals

The pros avoid the standard website interface, which is too slow for competitive trading.

• Polymarket Analytics: Provides deep data on liquidity and volume history to ensure traders don't get stuck in "dead" markets.
• Fireplace: A specialized "Bloomberg-style" terminal that aggregates news and market data into one dashboard for split-second decision-making.

3. AI and Automation (The "Bot" Edge)

In the fast-paced 2024–2026 window, speed was the deciding factor.

• OpenClaw: This AI framework scans headlines and adjusts bets before human traders even finish reading a news alert.
• Flipr Bot: Used for "market making," where traders earn small, guaranteed amounts from the "spread" (the difference between buy and sell prices) rather than gambling on outcomes.

4. Mathematical Arbitrage

The most successful traders look for "structural" wins. For example, if the combined price of a "Yes" and "No" share is $0.98, they buy both to lock in a guaranteed $0.02 profit. Tools like Polysights help detect these discrepancies between platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. The Bottom Line: The extreme concentration of wealth since 2024 proves that prediction markets are now high-frequency trading floors. To survive, traders use PredictFolio to track their performance and ensure they aren't simply funding the 0.1%’s next win. Would you like to see a list of the top 5 whale wallets currently active so you can track their next move?