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Polymarket - 2024 Presidential Election Predictions
 
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What metrics are they using for their predictions

- Polls?
- Youtube views?
- Social Media engagement?
- Newspaper articles?
 

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The Polymarket line is completely driven by one account based out of France put $24m on Trump through four different accounts.


What metrics are they using for their predictions

- Polls?
- Youtube views?
- Social Media engagement?
- Newspaper articles?

Its entirely based on peoples betting. People put open calls in (or morons aka MAGAs will buy at list price)n

and the line moves as the money flows
 

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ā€œA gambling poll, as they call it,ā€ Mr. Trump said recently of Polymarket. ā€œI don’t know what the hell it means, but it means that we’re doing pretty well.ā€
But Mr. Trump’s apparent lead may be an illusion.

The odds on Polymarket began favoring him this month after just four accounts, with user names like Fredi9999 and PrincessCaro, bet more than $30 million on a Trump victory, according to an analysis of transaction records by Chaos Labs, a crypto data provider. Polymarket said on Thursday that all four accounts were controlled by one person, whom it described as a French national with a financial services background, without revealing the person’s identity.

The election betting has placed enormous scrutiny on Polymarket, a start-up based in New York that allows people to wager crypto on everything from sports to Taylor Swift’s romantic prospects. The legality of gambling on politics remains murky in the United States. Polymarket stopped offering its services to U.S.-based customers in 2022, after settling with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for operating without registration.
 
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