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🚨After Trump's victory, Polymarket betting players are mixed?
After Trump's victory, betting players on Polymarket also made a lot of money! One user bet $18 million on Trump's victory, and now it seems that he can get $29 million, with a net profit of up to $11 million, which is simply a huge profit!
Earlier, when the results of the US election were not finalized, the anonymous big players on Polymarket could not wait to place heavy bets, and there were many players who bet millions of dollars on Trump's victory.
What is particularly interesting is that an account called "zxgngl", which was only registered in October, has bet $18 million on Trump's victory. This account can get more than $29 million in bonuses. There is also an account called "walletmobile", which also bet $10 million and can get $16 million if it wins.
That's not all. There is also a French gambler "Theo", who bet more than $30 million on Trump's victory in four accounts.
Of course, some people bet on Vice President Harris to win. An account called "Leier" bet $5 million. If Harris wins, they can earn nearly $11 million.
Now, the election results are out, and there is no suspense that Trump won. At the same time, there are still many mainstream media that are brainwashing you, making you believe that there are still possibilities of vote counting errors, counterattacks in key states, and reversal wins.
For the cryptocurrency field, Trump's victory may be a positive signal. Because during the campaign, he showed obvious support for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, and even threatened to fire SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, who has always been strict on digital asset supervision.
Trump also said that he might cancel the US tax on cryptocurrency and instead impose high tariffs on imports from various countries, which may completely change the regulatory landscape of the entire industry.
💬 What do you think? Is Trump's victory a blessing or a curse for the cryptocurrency market? See you in the comments section!
#特朗普胜选 #政策影响 #市场预测 #加密赌注
After Trump's victory, betting players on Polymarket also made a lot of money! One user bet $18 million on Trump's victory, and now it seems that he can get $29 million, with a net profit of up to $11 million, which is simply a huge profit!
Earlier, when the results of the US election were not finalized, the anonymous big players on Polymarket could not wait to place heavy bets, and there were many players who bet millions of dollars on Trump's victory.
What is particularly interesting is that an account called "zxgngl", which was only registered in October, has bet $18 million on Trump's victory. This account can get more than $29 million in bonuses. There is also an account called "walletmobile", which also bet $10 million and can get $16 million if it wins.
That's not all. There is also a French gambler "Theo", who bet more than $30 million on Trump's victory in four accounts.
Of course, some people bet on Vice President Harris to win. An account called "Leier" bet $5 million. If Harris wins, they can earn nearly $11 million.
Now, the election results are out, and there is no suspense that Trump won. At the same time, there are still many mainstream media that are brainwashing you, making you believe that there are still possibilities of vote counting errors, counterattacks in key states, and reversal wins.
For the cryptocurrency field, Trump's victory may be a positive signal. Because during the campaign, he showed obvious support for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, and even threatened to fire SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, who has always been strict on digital asset supervision.
Trump also said that he might cancel the US tax on cryptocurrency and instead impose high tariffs on imports from various countries, which may completely change the regulatory landscape of the entire industry.
💬 What do you think? Is Trump's victory a blessing or a curse for the cryptocurrency market? See you in the comments section!
#特朗普胜选 #政策影响 #市场预测 #加密赌注
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