@thoughtcrimeboss
I was recently experimenting with high probability, low return markets with set expirys.
I looked for will x happen in 2025 markets in late November early December that are 90+ % odds. Perhaps you can earn 3-10 % a month, compounding playing these.
Until you get hit with a black swan and lose all of it. It's the ye ol' picking up pennies in front of the steam roller problem.
But these set expiration markets have a built in edge from the time decay if you are betting no.
Also, in many markets you can gain an edge from using alternative news sources besides the mainstream media and big accounts that the general public is watching, as well as just keeping your ear to the ground during day to day interactions if you encounter lots of people from all kinds of backgrounds.
This is how I put money on Biden dropping out of the race pre debate when the odds were low, because I knew he didn't have the cognitive capacity to complete the race despite the mainstream reporting the opposite.
This is also how I bet Trump would improve his African American vote numbers compared to 2020.
Just because everyone technically has access to the same information, doesn't mean they are actually accessing it or weighing it correctly. Although AI will probably suck all the edge out of prediction markets in due time.