Sal and Eddie

@salandeddie.bsky.social

One prediction market. One line. Every day. Two guys argue about what the bets mean. 🎬 youtube.com/@salandeddie 🌐 salandeddie.com

RFKJr claims Lyme disease was created by scientists,which is the closest he’s come to admitting that science exists. Meanwhile, Ötzi the Iceman, who died more than 5.3K years ago, had Lyme disease. Apparently prehistoric humans are part of the conspiracy. Get me off this timeline

Our lawyers were heavily involved with the wording of this episode. Someone put a trademark on the words "S#$%&@*!#?" — which means Sal and Eddie can't say it. That's just the warm-up.

Someone is pricing the Spice Girls at nearly the same odds as Coldplay — whose tour is literally called Music of the Spheres — to headline the Las Vegas Sphere in 2027. One nostalgic post moved a market. Sal and Eddie stare at the same line and seeing completely different things.

Someone made a market on whether Elon Musk will live long enough to see a human walk on Mars — the mission he's staked his entire legacy on. Sal reads the line. Eddie opens the casket.

Someone has made a bet on whether the Pope will say the words "prediction markets" out loud. Sal finds it one homily away from rational. Eddie has a vision of a man praying into a spreadsheet.

in answer to a wave of criticism in the YouTube comments, Sal and Eddie debate whether or not they themselves are 100% AI slop. Sal argues yes from inside the blender. Eddie tries to make a musical analogy. Who's right? You decide.

This is nuts: "Trump Media has unveiled a paid-for, licensed data feed that will give banks ​& trading firms 'the fastest' access to posts from influential Truth Social ‌accounts Trump’s posts on the platform regularly move markets. High speed access to these could be very valuable to traders"

Truth Social to sell Wall Street firms the ‘fastest’ access to Trump’s posts

President Donald Trump’s posts on the platform regularly move markets. High speed access to these could be very valuable to traders and investors.

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Leavitt says the teleprompter guy who reportedly was making money betting on Trump's speeches is on "paid administrative leave"