Prediction market platform Kalshi is offering up to $135,000 for a gamer to play the newly released Grand Theft Auto VI, livestream the gameplay, and analyze its virtual economy to find the most profitable money-making strategies. The role requires streaming the entire game from launch and delivering weekly reports on the game's fictional economy as well as studying real-world economic impacts like workplace productivity. This unique job highlights the growing intersection of gaming and economic research amid the blockbuster launch of GTA VI, which has already set preorder records exceeding $1 billion in digital sales.
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