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We received a grant from @Polymarket to build a protocol for borrowing against Polymarket positions For the past 8 months, their engineering team has been supporting us on a journey to bring Gondor to life 🧵

You can now trade on Polymarket’s 15-minute markets, built with Compose. Bet-to-payout cycles are now instant: fully automated market creation, verified price feeds, and immediate resolution. More instantly resolved markets coming.

.@Polymarket, the leading onchain prediction markets platform, has officially partnered with Chainlink to launch new 15-minute markets featuring near-instant settlement and industry-leading security. prnewswire.com/news-releases… Starting with asset pricing, the integration combines Chainlink Data Streams and Automation to speed up market resolutions and provide robust defense-in-depth security. The integration is live on @0xPolygon mainnet, enabling the creation of robust prediction markets around any of the hundreds of crypto trading pairs already supported by Data Streams. This marks just the beginning of the collaboration between Polymarket and Chainlink.

Polymarket is hiring protocol engineers. If you’ve shipped DeFi contracts, have a deep understanding of the EVM and strong product instincts, let’s talk, DMs are open. Come help us build the future of prediction markets. 🔮

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The News 2.0

Proud to announce @Polymarket’s partnership with @X and @xai as their Official Prediction Market Partner. The two top truth seeking apps on the internet are stronger together. Welcome to News 2.0. Stay tuned

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AND JUST LIKE THAT WE HAD TO CHANGE THE POSTERS 🥊🥊🥊 @Polymarket is the new news

Last week, I joined the engineering team @Polymarket. I'm excited to be building the best prediction market in the world with this team. 🔮

Excited to share that @Polymarket has raised $70m: A $45m Series B led by Founders Fund and insiders 1confirmation and ParaFi @VitalikButerin, & Dragonfly And a $25m Series A led by General Catalyst Polychain, @jgebbia, & more 🔮🧵

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