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Road to Devcon 9
Prediction Markets
Since ancient times, India has turned to the stars, celestial transits, and collective intuition to map out the unknown. Kings consulted the Raj-Jyotishi (court astrologers) before launching campaigns, farmers read seasonal Nakshatras to time monsoon harvests, and traders weighed collective market sentiment before crossing high-risk trade routes. Forecasting wasn't treated as mere chance, it was a structured, disciplined science of interpreting signal from noise.
Today, decentralized Prediction Markets serve as the modern, high-precision evolution of this instinct.
This weekend, builders will build next-generation prediction market infrastructure that makes forecasting transparent, engaging, and trustless.
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