Polymarket’s “Presidential Election Winner 2024” market showed bettors giving Trump a whopping 60.3% chance of winning.

Roughly 60% betting odds does not equate to a 60% to 40% lead for Trump in polls, but rather indicates election bettors expect Trump to win about 60 out of 100 election si

A handful of bettors are putting up millions of dollars on former President Donald Trump winning the election, skewing what some consider a metric for predicting the […]

The huge buy is further proof that predictive betting sites are only a reflection of what degenerate gamblers are willing to spend.

Over the past two weeks, the chances of a Trump victory in the November election have surged on Polymarket, a crypto-based prediction market. Its bettors were giving Trump a 62% chance of winning on Thursday, while Harris’s chances were 38%. The candidates were in a dead heat at the start of October.

Four accounts on crypto-based prediction market Polymarket that placed large bets on former President Donald Trump winning the 2024 election, and have been the subject of much online speculation, are owned by non-Americans or a non-American,

Trump's odds of defeating Vice President Kamala Harris have mysteriously surged on the platform in recent weeks.

A single wealthy supporter of former President Donald Trump is suspected of pouring some $30 million into a cryptocurrency betting website — and dramatically shifting the odds in favor of his recapturing the White House.

Something big is going down on the crypto-powered prediction market Polymarket, and all signs are pointing to Donald Trump. In the last 72 hours, at least $30 million has been thrown behind Trump’s 2024 presidential run,