Trader Identification:
Polymarket identified a French citizen with extensive finance and trading experience as the whale trader behind $28 million in pro-Trump positions.
Accounts Involved:
The trader managed four accounts: Fredi9999, Theo4, PrincessCaro, and Michie, according to The New York Times DealBook.
No Market Manipulation Found:
Polymarket's investigation revealed no evidence of market manipulation. The trader intentionally spread his bets across smaller positions to avoid erratic market shifts.
Personal Sentiment-Based Positions:
The trader confirmed that his bets were based on personal sentiment regarding the outcome of the 2024 U.S. Presidential election.
Consistent Election Odds:
Polymarket maintains that their election odds are consistent with competing platforms.
Shift in Trump’s Betting Odds:
In early October, Polymarket's odds shifted significantly in favor of former President Trump, following a period of tight spreads between him and Vice President Harris.
Market Sentiment vs. Polls Debate:
Critics argue that prediction markets like Polymarket are less accurate than traditional polls, while supporters claim these platforms offer a better gauge of election sentiment due to the monetary incentives involved.
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