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Headline : No, Polymarket Whales Arent Evidence of Prediction Market Manipulation

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It seems likely that a small group of traders (or possibly a lone individual) have pushed up former President Donald Trumpโ€™s odds on Polymarket, the crypto-based prediction market, by heavily betting on the Republican nominee.

There has been a good deal of handwringing about this, both from supporters of vice president and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris on X (formerly Twitter) who have an obvious incentive to call the markets manipulated, and from the mainstream press. โ€œ[T]he surge might be a mirage manufactured by a group of four Polymarket accounts that have collectively pumped about $30 million of crypto into bets that Trump will win,โ€ The Wall Street Journal speculated.

Indeed, there may be a lone bettor who has gone very long on Trump. But that's not necessarily evidence of something sinister.

Aubrey Strobel is a communications partner at Bitcoin app developer Trust Machines and the host of The Aubservation podcast.

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