Although prediction markets are currently unregulated, Joel Holsinger sees regulation as an opportunity, “You can't have good markets if there's people insider trading because nobody's going to market-make against them.”
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Joel Holsinger
The New York Times
Although prediction markets are currently unregulated, Joel Holsinger sees regulation as an opportunity, “You can't have good markets if there's people insider trading because nobody's going to market-make against them.”
Holsinger, 26, previously worked for five years as a CPA before leaving his job to focus on prediction markets.
Holsinger now earns income from successful predictions and shares his analysis with a growing audience on social media.
Joel Holsinger, 26, previously worked for five years as a CPA before leaving his job to focus on prediction markets. He now earns income from successful predictions and shares his analysis with a growing audience on social media.
Joel Holsinger, 26, previously worked for five years as a CPA before leaving his job to focus on prediction markets. He now earns income from successful predictions and shares his analysis with a growing audience on social media.
“I’m so terminally online, I don’t think I even recognize my own neighborhood. I spend maybe 16 hours a day on the computer. I should get out more.”