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Is Cannabis Becoming A Serious Rival To Beer

Amy Hansen

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July 14, 2025

The ground is shifting under the beer industry – and marijuana is a reason

Beer is the third most popular drink globally behind water and tea. But in the US, is cannabis becoming a serious rival to beer? According to recent research from investment bank TD Cowen, U.S. cannabis sales reached $29 billion in 2023, up from approximately $10 billion just five years earlier. That figure now represents about 11 percent of the total U.S. alcohol market, up from just 4 percent in 2018. Cannabis sales are projected to reach $37 billion by 2027, driven by increased legalization and changing social attitudes.

TD Cowen, which covers alcohol and cannabis as part of their portfolio, forecasts the number of monthly cannabis users will grow by 18 million in the next five years, while alcohol is expected to lose about 2 million regular consumers. They also forecast the number of monthly cannabis users will grow by 18 million in the next five years, while alcohol is expected to lose about 2 million regular consumers.

Independent reporting from the Financial Times supports this trend. In states where cannabis is legal, two-thirds of cannabis users reported drinking less alcohol, with beer the most affected category. A similar trend has been observed in Canada, where beer sales per capita dropped more than 2 percent annually following national legalization.

Some alcohol industry analysts are sounding the alarm. A Forbes article earlier this month linked the underperformance of alcohol stocks to growing health-conscious behaviors and increased cannabis use, particularly among younger adults seeking alternatives to traditional drinking.

Despite the shift in spending, beer remains a staple for many consumers. A recent analysis by YouGov and Google Trends reveals that Miller is the most popular beer in 30 states, including the Midwest and Southeast. Coors leads in eight states, including California, Texas, and Arizona, while Guinness is most searched in New Jersey, Georgia, and South Carolina. Also, still maintaining strong sales are Budweiser, Bud Light, Blue Moon, and Corona, although each holds a smaller share of state-level popularity.

This evolving consumer landscape suggests a long-term rebalancing of the alcohol and cannabis markets. Much of the shift is driven by younger Millennials and Gen Z, who increasingly prioritize wellness, moderation, and cannabis as a social alternative to alcohol. Industry watchers say beer companies may need to adjust—either by diversifying into cannabis-infused beverages or rethinking how they market to health-conscious consumers.

As more states move toward legalization and public sentiment shifts, the once-clear lines between the cannabis and alcohol industries are beginning to blur. Whether beer can hold its ground or cannabis continues to climb remains to be seen—but the competition is clearly underway.

The Best Tips About Hot Tubbing While Stoned

Anthony Washington

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July 11, 2025

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The Best Tips About Hot Tubbing While Stoned

Cannabis has been around for thousands over years and animals have been curious – what has happened?

Long popular, Gen Z is now discovering the joys of a good soak. But now, a growing number of adults are adding a modern twist to this classic relaxation ritual: cannabis. Here are the best tips about hot tubbing while stoned. Enthusiasts are discovering how a little THC or CBD can take their hot tub experience to the next level—safely, responsibly, and enjoyably.

Both hot tubs and cannabis are known for promoting relaxation. When combined thoughtfully, they can enhance each other’s effects. Low doses of cannabis may help ease tension, calm the mind, and even heighten sensory experiences—making the soothing water feel even more luxurious.

CBD products, in particular, are favored by those looking for muscle relief and anti-inflammatory benefits without a psychoactive high. Many users opt for edibles or tinctures to avoid smoking, while others enjoy infused beverages or even topical creams that can be applied before soaking.

Hot tubs alone can improve circulation, reduce joint pain, and lower stress. Add cannabis to the mix, and some say it becomes a holistic wellness ritual. For people with arthritis, chronic pain, or anxiety, the combination has proven to be an effective way to unwind and manage symptoms naturally.

But experts caution moderation. Heat from the hot tub can intensify the effects of cannabis, so it’s wise to start with a low dose, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol. Overindulgence could lead to dizziness or nausea—definitely not relaxing.

With wellness tourism booming and home spa setups on the rise, cannabis-friendly hot tubbing is becoming more than a trend—it’s a lifestyle. Resorts, Airbnb hosts, and wellness retreats are beginning to offer cannabis-friendly soaking experiences in places where it’s legal.

In short, for many North Americans, it’s no longer just a soak. It’s a ceremony.

Tips for a Safe and Elevated Soak:

Start Low & Slow: Choose low-dose edibles or CBD first.
Stay Hydrated: Keep water nearby to prevent overheating.
Avoid Alcohol: Mixing alcohol and cannabis in a hot tub can increase risks.
Know Local Laws: Always follow your region’s cannabis and public use regulations.

Whether you’re easing sore muscles after skiing or just need to melt away stress, pairing cannabis with a hot tub could be your new favorite ritual—one bubble at a time.

Retro Gaming While Consuming Cannabis Is On The Rise

Anthony Washington

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July 11, 2025

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Retro Gaming While Consuming Cannabis Is On The Rise

It is a throwback to simpler, easy times – getting high and playing OG video games….

Gen Z is known for valuing sustainability and avoiding overconsumption, making secondhand and vintage items appealing, so they have a through back look, but another generation is also looking backwards fondly. Retro gaming while consuming cannabis is on the rise. A new millennial trend has emerged—pairing retro video games with a mellow high and a curated playlist of nostalgic music. It’s part comfort, part dopamine boost, and all about chasing the joy of simpler times.

Whether it’s a solo night with a Game Boy or a four-player throwdown on an old Nintendo 64, millennials are rediscovering the magic of the past—with weed in hand and speakers turned up. Games like GoldenEye 007, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, and Kirby’s Dream Land finding new love from today’s gamers.

The shift is easy to understand: With adult responsibilities piling up and daily stress at an all-time high, many millennials are embracing activities that feel safe, familiar, and dopamine-rich. Cannabis enhances that experience, making gameplay more immersive and even emotionally resonant.

“It’s less about getting stoned and more about feeling grounded,” says Rachel, 34, a Portland-based designer who hosts weekly retro gaming nights. “You fire up Super Smash Bros, share a joint, put on an old MGMT track, and suddenly you’re 19 again—but without the finals.”

To match the mood, music is essential. Below is a cannabis-friendly playlist built for three stages of your night: the mellow warm-up, the mid-session nostalgia spike, and the chill comedown.

Level 1: Warm-Up – Light and Uplifting

“Electric Feel” – MGMT
“Float On” – Modest Mouse
“Young Folks” – Peter Bjorn and John

Level 2: Peak High – Nostalgia Boosters

“Feel Good Inc.” – Gorillaz
“Paper Planes” – M.I.A.
“1901” – Phoenix

Level 3: Cool Down – Soft and Spacey

“Sunset Lover” – Petit Biscuit
“Night Owl” – Galimatias
“Weird Fishes/Arpeggi” – Radiohead

More than just entertainment, these cannabis-powered gaming nights have become a form of self-care—an easy ritual that blends relaxation, nostalgia, and connection. For a generation known for anxiety and burnout, it’s a reminder that joy can be simple: a few friends, an old console, and the right playlist.

Cannabis Can Be Part Of Smart Fiscal Choices For Millennials

Amy Hansen

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July 10, 2025

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Cannabis Can Be Part Of Smart Fiscal Choices For Millennials

Fears of a recessions, budget worries are increasing…especially among younger works…cannabis can be part of a solution

Millennials are feeling the financial squeeze more than ever in 2025. Between sky-high rent, student debt, and inflation, it’s no wonder that 62% of millennials report feeling financially anxious on a daily basis. The pressure is real—and it’s pushing many to rethink their spending habits.

The good news? With a few mindful changes, millennials can make smarter money moves without sacrificing their social lives or wellness. Cannabis can be part of smart fiscal choices for millennials, here are five practical steps to get started.

Monthly streaming, food delivery, fitness apps—these recurring charges add up fast. Use tools like Rocket Money or Mint to track where your money is going and cut anything you’re not using weekly. Even saving $50 a month adds up to $600 a year. Rediscover your culinary talents for fun dishes with a few ingredients and favorite flavors.

On average, a night out drinking in cities like Los Angeles, Seattle, or New York can cost millennials $75–$150. Compare that to cannabis: a $20 edible or pre-roll can last multiple uses and often offers a calmer, more relaxing experience—without the hangover.

Cannabis also lowers those “hidden” costs—no late-night rideshare charges, no greasy next-day delivery, and fewer impulse purchases from impaired decision-making. AndlLegal states like California, Colorado, New York, Oregon, and Massachusetts have dispensaries offering affordable and varied options.

Consider the 50/30/20 rule. This simple framework divides your take-home income into:

50% for needs (housing, groceries, bills)
30% for wants (entertainment, travel, cannabis)
20% for savings or debt payoff

Adjust it based on your location—millennials in high-cost states like New York, Washington, and Illinois report higher financial stress, according to Deloitte’s Millennial Survey.

Tie your savings goals to your real-life values: travel, mental wellness, early retirement, or home ownership. It’s easier to stay motivated when your goals mean something to you personally—not just “saving for the future.”

Not every good time needs a reservation. Replace bottomless brunch with a picnic in the park. Choose a nature walk or city hike over another $20 cocktail. Many cities offer free museum days, outdoor concerts, and farmers markets that make for great social plans.

Bringing along a cannabis-infused sparkling water or pre-roll (where legal) can elevate these chill moments—no pressure, just presence.

How Animals In The Wild Interact With Cannabis

Anthony Washington

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July 10, 2025

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How Animals In The Wild Interact With Cannabis

Cannabis has been around for thousands over years and animals have been curious – what has happened?

The first evidence of marijuana use dates back to at least the third millennium BC in written history and potentially as far back as the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (8800-6500 BCE) based on archaeological findings. It has been used as medicine as far back as ancient man. The effects on wildlife are less often explored. The is little about how animals in the wild interact with cannabis. Do they approach it with curiosity or intent? The answers are both surprising and worth paying attention to, especially as cannabis becomes part of the mainstream.

In states where outdoor cannabis cultivation is common—like California, Oregon, and Colorado—there have been growing reports of animals like deer, elk, and rabbits nibbling on marijuana plants. While most animals are likely attracted to the smell or texture of the leaves, not necessarily the high-inducing THC, interactions still happen.

Elephant Receives CBD Oil To Cope With Anxiety and Stress — Photo by Felix M. Dorn via Unsplash

In one much-publicized case from the UK, a flock of sheep was found wandering dazed near a roadside grow site, fueling speculation (and headlines) about “stoned livestock.” While that story may have been sensationalized, it reflects a real-world phenomenon: animals occasionally eat cannabis, especially when it’s easily accessible.

Yes—though how much depends on the species and the amount consumed. THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the compound in cannabis responsible for its psychoactive effects, impacts animals differently than humans. For example, dogs are extremely sensitive to THC and can suffer from severe symptoms like disorientation, tremors, or even seizures after ingesting cannabis products.

Larger wildlife like elk or moose may tolerate small amounts better due to their size, but concentrated products—like edibles or discarded trimmings—can still be dangerous.

Non-psychoactive hemp is another part of the cannabis family that animals interact with—mostly safely. Birds, squirrels, and even livestock are known to enjoy hemp seeds, which are high in protein and healthy fats. However, hemp and marijuana look similar, so public misunderstanding still clouds their distinction.

As cannabis cultivation becomes more normalized, especially outdoors, the environmental footprint—including its effect on wildlife—deserves attention. Unregulated grow sites, in particular, often use harmful pesticides or traps that put animals at risk.

While stories of curious wildlife sampling cannabis can be amusing, it’s important to remember: cannabis products—especially edibles—should never be given to animals intentionally. Pets and wild animals alike can suffer serious health effects from THC exposure.

How To Have A Personalized Cannabis Experience

Anthony Washington

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July 9, 2025

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How To Have A Personalized Cannabis Experience

Cannabis isn’t just for getting stoned – it can help at work, play and in the bedroom – here is how to curate the journey to fit the need

As cannabis becomes more mainstream and wellness-focused, the demand for curated, consistent, and personalized experiences is rising. Today’s cannabis consumer isn’t just looking to get high—they’re looking for balance, intentionality, and results. Whether it’s boosting creativity at work, unwinding after a long day, enhancing social moments, or deepening intimacy, cannabis can be tailored to meet your specific goals—especially when paired with functional beverages designed to complement and elevate the experience.

Cannabis personalization starts with understanding cannabinoids (like THC and CBD) and terpenes (aromatic compounds that influence effects). Different ratios of these compounds can produce vastly different outcomes. THC tends to energize or relax, depending on the dose and strain, while CBD is more calming and often used for focus or stress relief. Terpenes such as limonene (uplifting), linalool (soothing), and myrcene (sedative) further refine your experience.

cannabis drink — Photo by VICTOR HABBICK VISIONS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Getty Images

Brands are now using terpene profiling and cannabinoid science to create blends tailored to specific needs—whether it’s focus for work, creativity for play, calm for relaxation, or connection for intimacy.

Vaping offers fast onset and precise control. It’s ideal for quick adjustments and real-time mood management. Choose full-spectrum oils that retain terpene profiles for a richer, more targeted effect.

Edibles, on the other hand, provide a longer-lasting, body-focused experience. They take longer to kick in (30–90 minutes), but are great for sustained effects—perfect for a relaxing evening or an intimate night. Microdosed edibles (1–5mg THC) are excellent for beginners or those wanting subtle, predictable outcomes.

For work or productivity, low-dose sativa-dominant vapes or balanced CBD:THC edibles can boost mental clarity and reduce anxiety. For social play, go for a hybrid profile that promotes euphoria and ease. For relaxation, indica-dominant strains with calming terpenes and CBD will help you unwind. For intimacy, products with aphrodisiac terpenes like linalool and caryophyllene can enhance sensitivity and mood.

When cannabis is paired with personalized functional beverages—infused with adaptogens, nootropics, or vitamins—the experience becomes even more curated. A calming cannabis edible paired with a magnesium- and ashwagandha-infused beverage can deeply relax the nervous system. For daytime focus, pair a THC microdose with a beverage rich in green tea extract or L-theanine.

Together, these combinations allow consumers to dial in their experience with precision, creating a lifestyle that’s intentional, enjoyable, and deeply personal.

In a world where personalization is the new luxury, cannabis—especially when intelligently paired with functional drinks—isn’t just about consumption. It’s about crafting the perfect experience for your moment.

How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Sarah Johns

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July 9, 2025

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How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Want to add to your summer vibe? Try making this the best marijuana edible…

Stress and the desire to relax doesn’t take a holiday, so the need to chill is year round. To help make bring the right vibe, here is how to make the best summer cannabis edible. Whether you’re enjoying a lazy beach day or winding down after a summer barbecue, this treat is not only delicious—they’re also a perfect canvas for cannabis infusion. When it comes to summer edibles, nothing beats the refreshing zing of homemade lemon squares. Bright, citrusy, and irresistibly tangy, lemon squares offer the perfect balance of flavor and function.

Cannabis edibles are a fantastic option for those who want the benefits of cannabis without the irritation or health concerns of smoking or vaping. They’re discreet, odorless, and require no special tools—just eat and enjoy. For people who are sensitive to smoke or simply prefer a more culinary experience, edibles like lemon squares are an easy, accessible way to incorporate cannabis into their lifestyle. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned consumer, edibles offer a smoke-free path to relaxation and relief.

Here’s a quick and easy recipe for infused lemon squares that will brighten your summer:

Ingredients:

For the crust:

1 cup all-purpose flour
½ cup cannabutter (adjust potency as needed)
¼ cup powdered sugar

For the filling:

2 eggs
1 cup granulated sugar
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons lemon zest
¼ cup fresh lemon juice

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).
Mix crust ingredients and press into a greased 8×8 inch pan. Bake for 15 minutes.
Whisk together the filling ingredients and pour over the hot crust.
Bake an additional 20 minutes, or until the center is set.
Cool completely, dust with powdered sugar, and cut into 16 squares.

Adjust the cannabutter to your desired dosage—start low if you’re unsure.

Cannabis-infused lemon squares are a discreet, delicious way to relax during long summer evenings. The mellow onset of a well-dosed edible helps relieve stress, ease tension, and enhance social gatherings or solo chill sessions. They’re easy to store, great to share, and elevate any summer activity—from hammock naps to stargazing.

Make your own lemon square edibles this summer, and enjoy a flavorful way to unwind. Bright, breezy, and blissfully relaxing—lemon squares are the ultimate homemade edible for sunny days and chill nights.

Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

Terry Hacienda

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July 8, 2025

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Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

The current political dust up has lead to talk of change…and Andrew Yang’s Forward Party is in the news

Andrew Yang and his Forward party are back in the news. After a messy breakup with the current president, Elon Musk is flirting with starting a new party. This has led him to Yang and his growing movement. Musk was supportive of cannabis legalization, but was unable to move the federal government to make a move. So what is Andrew Yang’s Forward approach to marijuana?

In October 2021, former presidential candidate Andrew Yang officially launched the Forward Party, marking a bold step in reshaping American politics. Yang introduced the party in his book Forward: Notes on the Future of Our Democracyand officially shifted his voter registration from Democrat to Independent on October 4, 2021, laying the groundwork for Organized Third‑Party reform.

Yang’s vision for the Forward Party centers on overcoming partisan gridlock through systemic change. By late July 2022, it had merged with the Serve America Movement and the Renew America Movement, with Yang as co‑chair, aiming for ballot access in all 50 states by 2025. The party advocates for ranked‑choice voting, open primaries, independent redistricting, universal basic income, human‑centered capitalism, data rights, and modernized government—steering clear of heavy ideological demands and instead focusing on empowering voters locally.

Yang has long been a vocal advocate for ending federal marijuana prohibition. During his 2020 presidential run, he called for full federal legalization, the removal of marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act, and pardoning those jailed for non‑violent offenses.

He emphasized social equity, stating that while some states have legalized recreational use, “thousands of Americans are locked away due to marijuana‑related offenses,” disproportionately affecting communities of color. Yang pledged to expunge federal convictions, release non‑violent offenders, and even symbolically “high‑five” those pardoned on April 20, aligning criminal justice reform with compassion

On the campaign trail, Yang broadened the narrative, framing drug use primarily as a public health issue. Yang’s Forward Party platform emphasizes electoral innovation over partisan policy mandates. Yet, his personal commitment to legalizing marijuana, expunging records, and addressing racial injustice dovetails with his broader values of justice, equity, and human‑centered capitalism.

It will be interesting to see if the latest political dust up will fuel Forward’s growth.

Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

Sarah Johns

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July 8, 2025

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Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

New research has been done on support for marijuana legalization – and it is surprising

The perception is Americans believe in religion, love guns, are always on social media and According to a recent Pew Research Center poll, 9 in 10 Americans now support the legalization of marijuana in some form. That level of support is not just high — it surpasses nearly every other social, political, or cultural consensus in modern America. In fact, marijuana legalization is now more widely supported than a key fundamental foundation of the current administration.

Despite this broad consensus, federal marijuana law remains outdated. Cannabis is still classified as a Schedule I drug — the same tier as heroin — even as a majority of states (including Florida and Texas) move toward either full or medical legalization. The disconnect between national policy and public opinion is becoming harder to ignore.

PA Governor: We Are Not Taking Away Guns From Medical Marijuana Users — Photo by Norm_Bosworth via Pixabay

With 90% of Americans favoring marijuana legalization for either medical or recreational use, support for cannabis reform now surpasses many of the cultural and political pillars often seen as deeply ingrained in American identity.

To put it in context:

Belief in God: 81% (Pew, 2021)
Church membership: 47% (Gallup, 2023)
Trust in the federal government: under 30%
Support for universal background checks for gun buyers: 89% (Gallup, 2024)
Pet ownership: 66% of U.S. households (APPA, 2024)
TV viewership (network and cable): now below 50% (Nielsen, 2024)
Americans who eat burgers weekly: 62% (YouGov, 2023)

Even in America’s famously food-loving culture, cannabis wins. According to recent surveys, fewer Americans eat burgers every week than support legal weed. Meanwhile, online habits show that only around 35–40% of adults visit Pornhub annually, and 72% use social media — both well below cannabis approval rates.

“In my family, my dad uses cannabis for chronic pain, my niece for epilepsy, and I use it as a healthier recreational alternative to alcohol. Cannabis is a valuable medicine and a safer adult-use option—it’s time our regulations reflect the needs of today’s modern cannabis consumer.” shared Jesse Redmond, Head of Investor Relations for Leef Brands.

At a time when Americans are split on nearly everything — from politics to public health — cannabis stands out as a rare point of unity. It’s more popular than God, guns, dogs, and dinner. The conversation is no longer about whether to legalize, but when federal law will catch up.

“With more and more issues becoming the subject of fierce political battles, cannabis legalization is the rare topic on which the average American agrees. The overwhelming majority of Americans believe in cannabis legalization, at least for medical use. The question is, when will the federal government’s treatment of cannabis reflect the will of the people?” shared Terran Cooper from the law firm Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP.

Cannabis is no longer counterculture. It’s common ground.

What Is And Can Money Be Made On The Polymarket

Anthony Washington

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July 7, 2025

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Folks are buzzing about, but what is the Polymarket and is there a way to make some quick cash?

People are buzzing about it, but what is and can money be made on the Polymarket? Polymarket is not to be confused with Polyamory. That is the practice or desire of romantic relationships with more than one partner at the same time.

Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market platform allowing users to bet on the outcome of real-world events. Built on blockchain, it lets users place trades (or “bets”) on a wide range of topics—politics, sports, economics, pop culture, and more—by buying and selling shares in different possible outcomes.

The “latest issue” concerning the revolves around Tesla fans losing money after betting on the successful launch of a driverless Robotaxi service by the end of June. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla shared on social media things looked great, but based on the metrics of the bet, he did not deliver and those who bet on a Musk being correct lost big money.

Polymarket operates similarly to a stock market for events. Each event has multiple possible outcomes (e.g., “Will a political candidate win an election?”). Users buy shares in the outcome they believe will happen. The price of a share reflects the market’s collective belief in that outcome—if “Yes” shares are trading at $0.70, the market is estimating a 70% chance that it will occur.

These markets are powered by smart contracts on the blockchain, which ensures transparency, security, and no central authority controlling the odds. Once the event is resolved, correct prediction holders are paid out in USDC (a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar).

While it might feel like gambling, Polymarket technically functions as a trading platform, not a traditional sportsbook. To get started:

Create a wallet (or use a connected crypto wallet like MetaMask).
Deposit USDC into your Polymarket wallet.
Choose a market and buy shares in your predicted outcome.
Trade or hold your shares. You can sell before the event concludes or hold until resolution for a payout.

Because it uses USDC, it avoids many legal restrictions around gambling by framing activity as “information markets” or speculative trading.

The Polymarket has been rapidly gaining traction, especially among crypto-savvy users, data enthusiasts, and political watchers. It has attracted attention from major media outlets and analysts because of its surprisingly accurate forecasts—often beating traditional polls.

Its popularity surged during major global events like elections, economic policy decisions, and even during the COVID-19 pandemic. With millions in daily trading volume and a growing user base, Polymarket is quickly becoming a go-to platform for real-time crowd-sourced predictions.

Polymarket combines crypto, market speculation, and betting in a sleek, decentralized package. Whether you’re interested in politics, sports, or tech trends, it offers a unique way to put your knowledge to the test—and potentially profit.

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Is Cannabis Becoming A Serious Rival To Beer

The ground is shifting under the beer industry – and marijuana is a reason

The Best Tips About Hot Tubbing While Stoned

Cannabis has been around for thousands over years and animals have been curious – what has happened?

Retro Gaming While Consuming Cannabis Is On The Rise

It is a throwback to simpler, easy times – getting high and playing OG video games….

Cannabis Can Be Part Of Smart Fiscal Choices For Millennials

Fears of a recessions, budget worries are increasing…especially among younger works…cannabis can be part of a solution

How Animals In The Wild Interact With Cannabis

Cannabis has been around for thousands over years and animals have been curious – what has happened?

How To Have A Personalized Cannabis Experience

Cannabis isn’t just for getting stoned – it can help at work, play and in the bedroom – here is how to curate the journey to fit the need

How To Make The Best Summer Cannabis Edible

Want to add to your summer vibe? Try making this the best marijuana edible…

Andrew Yang’s Forward Approach To Marijuana

The current political dust up has lead to talk of change…and Andrew Yang’s Forward Party is in the news

Does The Public Support Marijuana Or Religion More

New research has been done on support for marijuana legalization – and it is surprising

What Is And Can Money Be Made On The Polymarket

Folks are buzzing about, but what is the Polymarket and is there a way to make some quick cash?

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