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spent months on HumanPlane, a closed source Polymarket terminal. it did $250k+ in volume but i scrapped it anyways. why? cause every polymarket terminal is the same thing. closed source. a reskin of with marginal ux gains. polymarket already takes a 1–1.8% taker fee on every trade, so terminal...

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