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She Lost Her Home in a California Wildfire. When She Found What People Online Did With Her Tragedy, She Was Shocked.

As survivors flee wildfires, online gamblers are wagering how far the flames will spread—and how much destruction they’ll cause.

Raccontata datheverge.comgizmodo.com

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gizmodo.com15 h fa

Wagering on Wildfires? There's a New Prediction Market for That

The platform, called Wyldfyre, claims it will "harness the wisdom of crowds" to improve wildfire forecasting. Experts argue that the risks outweigh the rewards.

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theverge.com2 g fa

Should we bet on when we get the first Polymarket-related wildfire?

Forget for a moment that it’s morally disgusting to let people bet on wildfires; people have already spent $1.2 million doing it. The real question is when someone will commit financially-motivated arson in order to win…

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  1. lunedì 29 giugno 2026·theverge.com

    Should we bet on when we get the first Polymarket-related wildfire?

    Forget for a moment that it’s morally disgusting to let people bet on wildfires; people have already spent $1.2 million doing it. The real question is when someone will commit…

  2. mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·gizmodo.com

    Wagering on Wildfires? There's a New Prediction Market for That

    The platform, called Wyldfyre, claims it will "harness the wisdom of crowds" to improve wildfire forecasting. Experts argue that the risks outweigh the rewards.