More than 150 anonymous Polymarket wallets may have traded using inside information about U.S. military operations, according to new research.
The Anti-Corruption Data Collective, or ACDC, identified 152 wallets that placed unusually successful bets on military and defense events, collectively earning about $8 million with an average win rate of 97.2%. The nonprofit said the trading patterns make the wallets among those most likely to have benefited from military secrets, although the blockchain data alone cannot prove who controlled the accounts or where their information came from.
