Robinhood and Susquehanna are buying regulated infrastructure (LedgerX) to push prediction markets for real: it’s not “an app,” it’s building an exchange + clearing so the world’s “yes/no” can trade like a contract. Meanwhile, ICE edges into Polymarket with a massive ticket and Kalshi’s valuation goes through the roof. This post links that institutional move with the timeline’s show (rumors, calls, BTC) to show that memes and finance already speak the same language: probabili

Pharmaicy is a “pharmacy” that sells prompts to make your AI sound drugged: a viral, aesthetic marketplace that turns substances into inflatable typography and delirium into a product, as if the economy no longer sold things but mental states with an invoice. The post lays out the facts, laughs at the spectacle, and leaves a sharp question hanging: is this real creativity, or psychedelic makeup for exhausted humans willing to pay just so the answer doesn’t sound like a bank?

A week where geopolitics felt like it was written by a delirious screenwriter: Trump and Maduro sending signals, Cuba watching from the window, and Polymarket turning everything into soap-opera probabilities. I break down who’s playing, who’s bluffing, and why these scenes — which look like memes — move millions.