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Good Morning & Happy Monday.

In today’s newsletter, we dive into how prediction markets like Polymarket accurately called President-elect Trump’s victory and what it could mean for the future of data-driven insights. Could these platforms revolutionize how we interpret everything from politics to science?

Grab your cappuccino and let's get into it! ☕️👇️

Markets

🔋 Tesla hits $1 trillion market cap as stock rallies after Trump win
Tesla shares surged 8% on Friday, catapulting its market cap past $1 trillion. The stock has climbed roughly 29% this week, driven by optimism over Donald Trump’s re-election bid potentially benefiting Tesla. CEO Elon Musk, a notable Trump ally, reportedly contributed over $130 million to pro-Trump efforts, fueling investor enthusiasm that Musk may benefit from his relationship with Trump.

📈 Bitcoin rises above $81,000
Bitcoin soared past $81,000 for the first time, driven by President-elect Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance and hopes for a supportive Congress. On the campaign trail, Trump pledged to position the US as a leader in digital assets, including creating a Bitcoin reserve and appointing crypto-friendly regulators. The cryptocurrency is up 94% in 2024, boosted by strong demand for US-based ETFs and Fed rate cuts, outpacing stocks and gold.

⚡️ Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Sam Altman Are Investing in Nuclear Energy
What do Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Sam Altman have in common beyond billionaire status? Their hefty investments in nuclear energy. These tech leaders are betting big on nuclear as a key player in the future energy mix. With growing interest and innovation in the sector, it raises the question: Should you be investing in nuclear energy, too?

🏔️ New All-Time Highs in Everything
We’re hitting all-time highs across the board: The U.S. stock market has soared, with the S&P 500 skyrocketing from a 2009 low of 666 to nearly 6,000 and the Dow climbing from 6,500 to almost 44,000. Gold is at record levels, too, a rare alignment with booming stocks. Bitcoin? It’s trading over $80,000. Housing prices are through the roof as well. Globally, incumbent parties lost ground, marking a first since WWII, driven by factors like inflation and pandemic aftershocks.

🇳🇱 Bill Ackman plans to pull his companies out of Amsterdam after antisemitic attacks
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is pushing to delist Pershing Square Holdings and Universal Music Group from Euronext Amsterdam after recent attacks on Israeli soccer fans in the city. Ackman proposed moving listings to the London Stock Exchange, citing both business and moral reasons.

Are Prediction Markets the Future?

President-elect Donald Trump wasn't the only one celebrating victory on Wednesday; online prediction markets also claimed a win after accurately forecasting the outcome. As polls closed Tuesday, Polymarket, the largest prediction market, gave Trump a 58% chance of victory—a figure that soared to 95% by 11:43 p.m. ET, well before the Associated Press officially called the race. "The Trump campaign HQ learned of their win through Polymarket," tweeted CEO Shayne Coplan on Wednesday.

Prediction markets had favored Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris in the lead-up, giving him a 67% edge compared to Harris's 33%, despite conventional polls showing a tight race. Polymarket’s success has renewed discussions about the power of market-driven data. Coplan expressed hope that this election could shift public opinion toward market-based insights.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sees prediction markets like Polymarket as more than betting platforms, dubbing them potential tools for gathering accurate, real-time information—an approach he terms “info finance.” Buterin believes AI could further enhance these markets, revolutionizing how we gather and interpret data in fields like politics, science, and media.

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