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El diseñador del Batmóvil y el Delorean
Jay Ohrberg, el hombre que diseñó el Batmóvil y el DeLorean de Regreso al Futuro, también creó estas limusinas mega alargadas.
¿Puedes adivinar cuál se llama El Sueño Americano? Es un coche de 72 asientos y 30 metros de largo, con 26 ruedas, completo con un putting green, un helipuerto y un jacuzzi.
La limusina azul doble se puede usar para casi cualquier cosa, incluso para un pequeño partido de voleibol. Si te dijera que fueron diseñadas y producidas en los años 80, ¿me creerías?
Why I switched to EventX from Polymarket for World Cup predictions?
I used to mainly trade World Cup markets on Polymarket, but I ended up switching most of my activity to EventX on BingX for a couple of reasons.
First, convenience. I like having everything in one place instead of splitting between prediction markets and an exchange. With EventX I can manage my positions and other trades in the same ecosystem without constantly moving funds around or juggling wallets.
Second, and this is the big one for me: EventX has leverage mode (up to ~10x on event contracts) which Polymarket and Kalshi don't offer at all.
To be clear, it's not the same as just "betting bigger". In leverage mode, you're trading the price movement of the event probability itself, not just holding a yes/no contract until settlement. That changes how you can approach short-term moves around matches, news, lineups, etc. For example in obvious mismatches or highly predictable fixtures, the odds don't always stay static - they still move based on sentiment, news and market positioning. With leverage, even small movements in probability can have a bigger impact on PNL (but obviously also increase downside risk).
That flexibility is something I don't really get on Polymarket or Kalshi since they're strictly 1x exposure binary contracts.
Curious if anyone else has moved in this direction or still prefers sticking with pure prediction markets.
How exactly is the SpaceX tokenized stock price determined?
I've searched around but I'm still confused.
Does BingX update the tokenized stock price based on private market transactions, estimated valuations, or another pricing model?
If someone understands the mechanics, I'd appreciate an explanation in plain English.