The Latest Breaking News from Polymarket

The trader told the Wall Street Journal he has no political agenda and that he thinks polls are understating Trump’s election odds.

Polling experts point to ‘fake polls’ exaggerating his support, with baseless lawsuits alleging fraud already filed

The drop comes after a scorching-hot October rally and concerns that the Trump campaign may have committed an unforced error with less than a week left.

IN FOCUS: Funded by billionaire Trump supporter Peter Thiel, Polymarket is forecasting a landslide for the Republican candidate. But some fear the massively inflated odds will be used by the Republican candidate as evidence that the election was stolen, writes Anthony Cuthbertson

What do the betting markets look like ahead of the presidential election — and should we read anything into them, really?

The currency last broke $73,000 in March following the arrival of spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Blockchain evidence points to users carrying out market manipulation to inflate trading volumes on the popular political betting platform.

Many PolitiFi memecoins saw significant declines in the last 24 hours, and most of them are based on Donald Trump, who has positioned himself as a pro-Bitcoin and pro-crypto candidate.

Gamblers overwhelmingly favor former President Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris, despite polls that show the race is a toss-up.

The former president often tells supporters he is ‘leading’ in polls and swing states - but the numbers remain deadlocked with only a week to go

Polls misfired during the election campaigns of 2012, 2016, and 2020. Their collective performance four years ago was their worst since 1980.