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That viral clip you saw of someone winning big on Polymarket was probably fake
Polymarket allegedly paid creators to film deceptive videos showing fake bets and wins. A Wall Street Journal investigation found over 1,100 fraudulent clips, with creators admitting they were paid despite not disclosing it. None of the bets were real, yet creators faked reactions to $900K in "wins." Polymarket removed misleading sites and scrubbed videos ...
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