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@Kalshi has the most toxic marketing strategy I’ve ever seen.
@DeItaone (Walter Bloomberg) is a relay account that posts Bloomberg Terminal headlines usually just a few seconds after they are published on the Terminal.
But this Walter X tweet was posted 11 hours after the original article:
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That means Kalshi’s marketing team either paid or at least asked
@Deltaone to post it as part of their active partnership, so they could launch yet another smear campaign.
This supposed Bloomberg Terminal headline was never an actual terminal headline, not when the article was published, and not when the tweet went up.
It seems like Walter Bloomberg never includes "-BBG" in his tweets, which implies that it's manually picked from an article rather than a Bloomberg Terminal headline.
Funnily enough, the last time he did include “-BBG” was in a paid ad for Kalshi:
If your marketing strategy involves paying large X accounts to post fake “news” and smear competitors, you might want to rethink your approach..
It’s clear Kalshi hasn’t learned from their 2024 FBI smear campaign. They just keep pushing the most obvious smear campaigns.
People see right through this lame marketing strategy. You don't attract new users with it
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