Svmuu News: From January to June 2026, approximately $200 million in bets on the Polymarket platform were flagged as exhibiting characteristics of suspected insider trading; the related trades were primarily concentrated on geopolitical events such as the war in Iran and the situation in Venezuela.
Data shows that 57% of profitable wallets were created within 24 hours prior to trading, and some associated wallets profited approximately $1.6 million by betting on events related to U.S. military operations. In addition, a significant portion of funds linked to suspected insider trading were deposited through U.S.-regulated crypto exchanges; approximately 71% of traceable funds in Iran-related markets originated from U.S.-regulated crypto exchanges.
Polymarket stated that the platform has strengthened its monitoring mechanisms and has submitted nearly 100 suspicious wallet addresses to law enforcement agencies. (Bloomberg)
Polymarket Reportedly Placed Approximately $200 Million in Bets Over a Six-Month Period That Showed Signs of Insider Trading
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