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Promote with Leviathan NewsTL;DR: Truemarkets’ X account was suspended due to a trademark dispute with a US-based CeFi company claiming “True Markets,” highlighting how fragile Web2 platforms are when acting as de-facto legal arbitrators. Despite the censorship, Truemarkets’ fully onchain prediction market protocol on Base remains unaffected—trading, data, oracles, and resolutions continue permissionlessly via Uniswap and onchain infrastructure. The team denies any impersonation, says no good-faith dialogue was pursued by the other party, and notes the suspension harms only their community. The episode ultimately reinforces the core point: Web2 can censor brands, but well-designed onchain systems are anti-fragile and uncensorable.
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Danicjade
TL;DR:
Truemarkets’ X account was suspended due to a trademark dispute with a US-based CeFi company claiming “True Markets,” highlighting how fragile Web2 platforms are when acting as de-facto legal arbitrators. Despite the censorship, Truemarkets’ fully onchain prediction market protocol on Base remains unaffected—trading, data, oracles, and resolutions continue permissionlessly via Uniswap and onchain infrastructure. The team denies any impersonation, says no good-faith dialogue was pursued by the other party, and notes the suspension harms only their community. The episode ultimately reinforces the core point: Web2 can censor brands, but well-designed onchain systems are anti-fragile and uncensorable.
CurveCap
I know the original article says "Tail" but changing this to "Tale" because it reads like we are literate
Danicjade
TL;DR:
Truemarkets’ X account was suspended due to a trademark dispute with a US-based CeFi company claiming “True Markets,” highlighting how fragile Web2 platforms are when acting as de-facto legal arbitrators. Despite the censorship, Truemarkets’ fully onchain prediction market protocol on Base remains unaffected—trading, data, oracles, and resolutions continue permissionlessly via Uniswap and onchain infrastructure. The team denies any impersonation, says no good-faith dialogue was pursued by the other party, and notes the suspension harms only their community. The episode ultimately reinforces the core point: Web2 can censor brands, but well-designed onchain systems are anti-fragile and uncensorable.