How is ‘frequently’ defined in the resolution criterion?

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They're going in on Comrade Kamala. Hashtag promoted on Twitter (X) by the DJT Campaign.

It's the catchiest and most damning, a good choice.

I assume any spelling (Comrade or Komrade) will count?

Sure.

I assume the market creator needs to confirm that though?

If it's only spoken then it's not enough, needs to be written down by him or his team so you know if he uses k or c

@AB72ce could you clarify?

sad to see a former goat get this washed

things may be even dumber than we could have expected

I don't think it will stick. Have no idea what it's meant to invoke.

Trump is only going to settle on one name, like he always does. This market is clearly wrong because the totals sum to way over 100%.

@tmk see for example here: https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5127086/donald-trump-congratulates-putin-prisoner-swap-vp-harris-low-iq

https://x.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1818684176251372014

Just saw this one in an ad 👀

Can more than one win?

yes

@AB72ce how do you plan to resolve this? how many nicknames can conceivably meet the condition?

realistically Trump tends to stick with one nickname after trying out a small number

Any that he uses consistently will resolve yes. If he's clearly just trying one out and never uses it again, it doesn't count. For example he's used "Laughin' Kamala" a few times, but if he never uses it again it will resolve no. So probably the top 2-3 most used nicknames unless he strongly settles on one.

It would be great to define consistently. I have noticed in the past for example he will go to several rallies and try out two or three nicknames and see what the crowd prefers. Then he will pick one and say he thinks it is the best nickname.

I see now that Kamala actually has Momala as a nickname in her Threads profile!

@PeterNjeim This could be the name of an Elden Ring boss.