Are you team POLYMARKET or team KALSHI? We recently introduced Perpetual Sentiment Markets on @MyriadMarkets, where belief gets a price. Polling was built to measure what people think, but it mostly captures what people say they think. Belief filtered through bias, identity, and bipartisan rituals just becomes noise. Opinions are cheap when they cost nothing to express. Markets fix that. Myriad’s Perpetual Sentiment Markets replace surveys with price discovery. Instead of ticking a box, participants buy or sell positions that represent their beliefs, such as Fear vs Greed, Politician Approval vs Disapproval, etc. The result is an always-on, self-correcting signal of collective sentiment. Every trade carries cost and consequence. Bias becomes expensive, conviction becomes measurable and ideally, truth gains liquidity. Unlike other prediction markets and event contracts that expire, these markets never resolve. They track the living pulse of public mood on-chain and are perpetually liquid. Perpetual Sentiment Markets aren’t just a trading tool, they’re a new form of information infrastructure. They don’t ask what people believe; they show what they’re willing to bet on and unlike traditional polls or meters like Fear and Greed, instead of just seeing a snapshot of current sentiment in time, you can follow a historical chart that shows you over time how sentiment has changed and eventually, what variables may have triggered that change.  With all things considered — the product, the team, the markets, and the overall experience — which do you prefer: Polymarket or Kalshi?