Opinion
Prediction markets promise faster scientific feedback, but without Sybil resistance, they risk amplifying bots, coordination and synthetic consensus over evidence.
Sasha Shilina
Sasha Shilina is a former contributor at Cointelegraph. She is the managing partner and chief research officer of Paradigm and a core researcher at Humanode. A Ph.D. graduate from Moscow State University, she is a distributed technology analyst focused on the relationship between modern science, technology, and philosophy.
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