Polymarket took a massive hit as Trump’s betting odds sank after a whale investor offloaded $3 million in Trump shares.

BarnesEmily Flitter and David Yaffe-Bellany Donald Trump, Elon Musk and CNN have cited election predictions from Polymarket ... Bankman-Fried, Ms. Ellison and Mr. Singh have written letters ...

As election week arrives, global financial markets brace for volatility. Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $70K amid US election ...

The case is part of ongoing legal efforts by the FTX estate to recover billions of dollars lost in its collapse. Caroline ...

Spokespeople for Polymarket claim to have identified the whale responsible for $28 million in pro-Trump trading positions as one unnamed French citizen with a seasoned background in finance and ...

To gauge public sentiment, prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi have emerged as valuable tools. Polymarket made headlines recently for claiming that there was no evidence of market ...

Crypto predictions platform Polymarket is reportedly checking to ensure whales placing big bets on the United States presidential election are based overseas, as US users are banned from the platform.

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The "whale" placing big bets on Polymarket in favor of Donald Trump winning the November election has ramped up betting on the former president.

And when it comes to the wagering site Polymarket — to get a sense of the people who are placing wagers — I submit that the place to look is not the presidential race, which has drawn the most ...

How One Probability Trader Stirred the Pot Polymarket seems pretty robust, until you look at how it actually works, and how whales (users with a lot of money) can easily manipulate the markets ...