#Polymarket
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A US official involved in the operation to capture Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro made over $400,000 on Polymarket bets days before it happened. Now he has a name.
A US special forces soldier involved in the operation that captured Venezuela's Maduro allegedly used classified intel to bet on Polymarket, pocketing over $400,000. The case exposes a gaping hole in how prediction markets are regulated.
Despite fierce competition, the CEOs of Polymarket and Kalshi have co-invested in 5(c) Capital, a $35M VC fund targeting prediction market infrastructure. What this signals for the industry.
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The Golden Globes partnered with Polymarket. From war timelines to Nobel Prizes, prediction markets now price every uncertainty. What does that do to the way we experience the world?
Kalshi and Polymarket are each seeking $20B valuations—double their late-2025 numbers. What's driving prediction markets' meteoric rise, and who stands to win or lose?
Polymarket users made massive profits betting on US attacks on Iran, raising questions about the ethics of war prediction markets and information asymmetry.
Six newly created Polymarket accounts made around $1 million betting on the exact timing of Trump's Iran bombing announcement, sparking insider trading allegations
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Polymarket turned U.S.-Iran conflict into active prediction markets within 24 hours, with $45M volume on Khamenei death alone and suspicious insider trading patterns.
Polymarket faces backlash for allowing bets on US-Iran strikes. The prediction market blurs lines between news and gambling as real conflicts unfold.
Polymarket bettors appear to have insider-traded ZachXBT's investigation reveal, with one wallet turning $0.14 shares into $411K profit before Axiom was named.
Polymarket traders doubled odds of Jesus Christ's return to 4%, outperforming bitcoin's 18% decline. A look into prediction markets' strangest corners.
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People are wagering $155 million on whether the U.S. will attack Iran. As prediction markets turn war into profit, 87% of users lose money. Who really wins this dangerous game?
