Un estudio revela que más de 210,000 transacciones sospechosas en Polymarket generaron 143 millones de dólares en beneficios para los operadores informados.
Research shows that researchers from Columbia Law School and the University of Haifa analyzed trading data from the Polymarket platform and found over 210,000 suspicious trades that generated $143 million in profits, which were defined as "informed" trades.
The study used five criteria to filter large betting accounts, mainly focusing on the 2024 U.S. elections, Federal Reserve decisions, and sporting events.
The methodology of the study has been questioned, and the authors admitted that there may be biases.
At the same time, Polymarket has banned trading based on stolen information, but the collection of identity information is unclear.
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