Trump, Polymarket
Banned betting platform Polymarket paid U.S. social media influencers for election content
Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg(Michael Nagle / Bloomberg) The predictions-betting platform Polymarket has been paying US-based social media influencers to promote election betting on the site — even though it’s barred from letting anyone in the ...
Polymarket Betting on 2024 Election Surges Past $3 Billion, with $1.29 Billion on Trump
The highly-anticipated 2024 US Presidential election has seen the trading volume of bets on who is going to win it in leading prediction market Polymarket surpass the $3 billion mark, with bets on Republican candidate Donald Trump surpassing $1.
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ToplineFormer President Donald Trump has been surging on betting sites as more states close their polls, turning around what ...
Tuesday night's election returns were a shocker if you only watched CNN. But not if you'd looked at the betting all along.
Gamblers have spent more than $3.3bn on the betting site Polymarket guessing the results of the 2024 U.S. presidential ...
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Nearly $5 billion in bets have been placed on the outcome of the presidential election across Polymarket and Kalshi.
Prediction markets, exchange-traded markets where participants can bet on the outcomes of future events, failed to provide ...
Mainstream media reports have speculated that Donald Trump's odds on Polymarket are being manipulated for political ...
The advertisements from Polymarket have been controversial, with some of them not being clearly marked as reflecting odds ...
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Donald Trump's Betting Odds Rising 24 Hours Before Election DayTrump has a small lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in betting markets, while polls show the race remains neck-and-neck.
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