The word games in prediction markets are truly opportunities for massive gains or losses. Take the $edgex token launch as an example. On December 28, the official $edgex team suddenly announced a delay in the token launch. The “yes” on Polymarket for $edgex token launch immediately dropped to 13%, meaning users who bought in at 90% “yes” and sold at 30% were instantly cut in half. But in reality, the official announcement from $edgex doesn’t affect the outcome on Polymarket at all, because on December 16, Polymarket quietly added a new rule in tiny gray text: memes also count as a token launch! At this point, many users who carefully read the rules started buying the dip at 13%. If the final UMA vote results in “yes,” the profit would be 7.7x! From last night to today, the UMA oracle has already settled “yes” twice. Although both times sparked controversy, the final decision will be made in 36 hours. Based on the wording, the likelihood of a final “yes” ruling is still 100%. What a drama. On one side, most users who bought in at 90% have not only been halved but also exited with losses. On the other side, the dip buyers holding bloody chips have made a killing. UMA voting results: https://oracle.uma.xyz/?search=edge&transactionHash=0x7420a4973e4be33bfa00783eabde9ebcf910c42338448e4d9d98a9f1b3d898f7&eventIndex=25 https://oracle.uma.xyz/?search=edge&transactionHash=0xe16f13863d24331945051b52ef1f1d058728a07414a0f6223b87a32bb857f6f4&eventIndex=712