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On-chain fees are down about 26% over 30 days, but Polygon is bucking the trend at +70% 📊

Protocol fees by chain, as aggregated by DefiLlama (as of 10/26):
💸 Across all chains, fees were about $60.65 million in the past 24 hours, down from about $81.69 million 30 days ago. The daily peak was about $115.7 million on 9/4.
📉 30-day changes: Solana -44%, Hyperliquid -33%, ETH -30%, BSC -28%, Base -35%, and Arbitrum a whopping -81%.
🟢 Polygon +70%: about $1.84 million in the past 24 hours, of which Polymarket International alone accounted for about $1.23 million—roughly two-thirds.
🔍 In other words, “real demand” for on-chain services is cooling, with most of the growth coming from a single sector: prediction markets.

My take: Fees are harder to fake than TVL—they directly reflect whether users are willing to pay. On-chain activity right now looks more like a “single-point breakout” than a broad-based recovery. When assessing the fundamentals of public blockchains, it’s also worth looking at how concentrated their fee sources are.

Do you think prediction markets can drive the next wave of on-chain growth, or are they just a passing trend? 👇

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Brazil’s election delivered a surprise upset: Lula won, and trading volume in Polymarket’s Brazil market came close to $250 million, with international trading surging to 94%. With $250 million traded, Polymarket is really looking to take every last penny this time. The U.S. midterm elections are just eight days away, and the big players must be holding back a major move. Ready to go big? 🇺🇸

#Polymarket #PredictionMarkets #Politics

predict.fun has opened another deep market on its top competitor.

The market asking whether Polymarket’s market cap at the close of its first day of trading after its IPO will exceed certain thresholds has seen about $2.8 million in cumulative volume.
From $15 billion all the way up to $50 billion, there are quotes at every level—and the higher the threshold, the lower the probability assigned by the market.

The platform also has markets on “When will it go public?” and “Will it migrate to another chain this year?” The latter has seen volume climb past $20 million, with the overwhelming majority betting that it won’t migrate.

The fact that the platform can offer a multi-rung valuation ladder for a competitor and generate over $10 million in volume shows its event-market depth and pricing capabilities are both strong.
Odds can shift quickly with the news, so don’t treat them as fixed answers.

Next, we’ll see whether there’s any new information on the IPO timeline—and whether the odds on the ladder move accordingly.

Are you more interested in when it will go public, or what it’ll be worth on its first day?

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The underlying contracts for prediction markets are getting an upgrade. According to The Block, Polymarket is running Protocol V2 canary markets in production. V2 replaces the 2019 Gnosis-based Conditional Tokens Framework with a single ERC-1155 position contract, uses pUSD as collateral, and assigns one exchange contract to each market type, plus a router. The first release of V2 supports four market types: binary, Atomic Neg-risk, Incremental Neg-risk, and Combinatorial. It also connects to data sources such as UMA and Chainlink through OracleAggregator for settlement. As for the timeline, the canary markets will run until October 30, with new markets tentatively scheduled to switch to V2 on November 2. On the security front, the code has been audited by Cantina, Certora, Quantstamp, SigmaPrime, Zellic, and Pashov, and the bug bounty offers up to $5 million. For users, it’s worth noting that collateral is changing to pUSD and that old and new markets have different contract addresses. If you trade using third-party tools or bots, it’s best to check the interfaces and approved spenders before and after the switch.
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🎮 HIGH-STAKES BETTING: LOSING TRADER ON POLYMARKET WAGERS $50,000 ON WORLDS 🎲📉

An account in the red is risking massive capital in the League of Legends World Championship prediction market.

🔍 KEY TRADE DETAILS:
📉 Losing track record: The wallet has accumulated over $1.1 million in losses across prediction markets.

🎯 Aggressive position: It invested $50,000 USD betting on AL over TES in the Swiss stage of Worlds 2026.

🔮 Web3 sector: This highlights Polymarket’s growth as a decentralized protocol for sports and esports events.

Do you use Web3 prediction markets like Polymarket to speculate on esports and traditional sporting events?

💭👇 I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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Many retail investors have been brainwashed by influencers into thinking: Republicans win = huge bull market; Democrats win = huge bear market.
In reality, this is a classic one-sided narrative—and one of the biggest traps for investors right now. But few people will tell you this: Polymarket odds priced in everything long ago.
With just 10 days until the U.S. midterm elections, understanding how money is really positioning itself is key to what happens next in crypto.
Ignore news-driven sentiment and loud opinions. Look only at how people are betting real money on Polymarket. It’s the most accurate gauge of market expectations across the internet.

Latest live data (218 seats needed for a House majority):
Democrats are projected to win 234 seats; Republicans, 201.
Odds: Democrats 1.09x (high probability); Republicans 11.1x (extremely unlikely black swan).

90% of beginners fall into this trap: a high-probability event ≠ major bad news. It means the good news has already been fully priced in!
The market has long since priced in the expectation of “Democratic control,” so when the result comes in, it will simply confirm expectations—not trigger a crash.

Here’s the ultimate crypto market playbook for each of the three possible outcomes:
Scenario 1: Democrats win control of both chambers (most likely)
Crypto-friendly legislation and stablecoin initiatives come to a complete halt, while the SEC returns to a hard-line regulatory approach.
This won’t lead to a major bear market, but the market’s narrative will shift completely:
Trump-themed tokens, policy-driven altcoins, and meme coins all lose momentum;
Capital flows back into fundamentally driven sectors with real-world traction, such as ZK, AI agents, and RWA.

Scenario 2: A divided Congress (each party controls one chamber)
Regulatory battles drag on, with no major policy tailwinds, while the broader market continues to trade sideways.
Forget one-way bull or bear markets—there will only be opportunities from sector rotation, with a focus on real-world adoption over hype.

Scenario 3: Republicans stage a comeback (an 11.1x black swan)
Very few people across the market are positioned for this, making it a major upside surprise.
If it happens, crypto regulations could ease, and policy-related tokens and Trump-linked coins could see a sharp short-term rebound.
The key to making money in crypto has never been betting on news—it’s been betting on the gap between expectations and reality.
Everyone hyping up a Trump-policy bull run right now is a classic case of “the good news is already priced in, and retail investors are left holding the bag.”
The next 10 days are a crucial period for a shift in market style. Want to avoid altcoin traps and identify the main narrative for the second half of 2026? Follow me—I’ll track the odds throughout and focus only on the real logic behind capital flows. Are you sitting on your holdings and waiting, or positioning for a black-swan comeback? Join the discussion in the comments!#Polymarket $BTC
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A soul-searching question: Nobody’s trading spot anymore; everyone’s gone off to bet on whether prices will rise or fall over 15 minutes. Kalshi and Polymarket racked up $2.7 billion in notional volume in a week, with $BTC 15-minute contracts alone accounting for over $2 billion. Crypto has shot up to the platforms’ second-largest category, behind only sports. Is this the evolution of trading, or just a casino with a faster sign out front? Either way, spot exchanges are already getting nervous—Coinbase has even teamed up with Kalshi to launch prediction markets. Drop your vote in the comments: A, 15-minute bets are the best; B, it’s roulette with candlesticks. Which side are you on?

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Polymarket fires CMO: Those videos showing people “making a fortune on prediction markets” may have been paid-for setups

According to the New York Post, Polymarket fired CMO Matthew Modabber after an internal investigation, though the company hasn’t officially confirmed it.

The focus is on staged videos exposed by the WSJ in June: fake websites and fake profits. The CFTC is still investigating; no one has been convicted.

Politico also found that over the course of a year, he personally sent more than $2.5 million via PayPal to over 800 people. At least 20 influencers took money and promoted Polymarket without disclosing that it was advertising.

So when I come across a post showing someone “turning a 10x profit overnight” on a prediction market, my first thought is: How much were they paid for this?

#Polymarket #预测市场

【Market Flash】Prediction markets are going wild: Kalshi and Polymarket crypto contracts saw a record $2.7 billion in trading volume in one week. Of Kalshi’s $8.17 billion in crypto volume in September, 86% came from 15-minute contracts. Polymarket’s 15-minute Bitcoin market racked up $91.76 million in its first week. A 15-minute round, and no liquidation if you lose—is this trading innovation or a casino dressed up as finance?
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(Source: Bitcoin.com)
⚠️Risk Warning: The above is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risk; please exercise caution when entering the market.

Prediction markets have turned short-term sentiment into tradable contracts.

According to reports, the notional trading volume of crypto-related contracts on Kalshi and Polymarket totaled around $2.7 billion last week, setting a record. Bets on Bitcoin’s price moves over 15-minute intervals were especially active. Capital is split between “directional bets” and “event bets”; leverage and settlement rules are more transparent than in spot markets, and sentiment can amplify them more easily.

Reminder: Record trading volume signals rising participation, but it does not automatically confirm the start of a major rally. Short-term contracts are more like a sentiment gauge—when volatility increases, first consider whether you can handle the settlement pace before deciding whether to follow the crowd.

#BTC #预测市场 #Kalshi #Polymarket

The Pentagon just declared prediction markets a national-security risk.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth barred all Pentagon staff on Tuesday from trading on nonpublic information — classified or not — including wagers on Kalshi and Polymarket about upcoming military operations. "Our enemies watch movements in these markets," he wrote; "the lives of our service members often depend on the enemy not knowing what is coming."

The trigger: Army soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke's April indictment for allegedly turning classified advance knowledge of the operation that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro into over $400,000 of Polymarket bets. He has pleaded not guilty. Israel made similar arrests in February.

One caveat: the memo bans DoD insiders, not prediction markets themselves — Kalshi and Polymarket keep trading. But if the world's most informed traders are told to sit out, the order book loses its edge. Do these markets get dumber — or cleaner? NFA. DYOR.

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Polymarket fired its CMO, Matthew Modabber. The people who should be most concerned are the ones still farming the POLY airdrop.

According to the New York Post, he’d been there since January 2024 and was a close ally of 28-year-old CEO Coplan. In June, his team was accused of setting up a fake website and promoting videos claiming users could make money trading—when the trades were fake. The CFTC is already investigating. There are also claims that the money went through a personal PayPal account.

Here’s the most ironic part: he was the one who previously confirmed that a POLY token and airdrop were coming. Now the person who made that statement is gone, and the company hasn’t added a word. A roundup of the odds on X puts the chance of a token launching by year-end at just around 3%.

A platform that makes its living on “markets pricing in the truth” used staged videos about making money for its marketing. Do you really expect its airdrop promises to be any more real than its ads?

I’ll keep using prediction markets, but as for the airdrop narrative, I’m treating it as worthless.
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Being close to the CEO reportedly didn’t save Polymarket’s marketing chief. 😳

Matthew Modabber was reportedly ousted after an internal probe into several instances of misconduct, according to the New York Post, as reported by CoinDesk.

The detail that makes me pause: he’s also a close friend of the CEO.

For me, that puts accountability and personal ties in the same uncomfortable spotlight. Still, a reported dismissal isn’t a reason to speculate about the underlying allegations. 🔎

What would you want Polymarket to clarify first—the investigation process or its findings?

#Polymarket #CryptoNews

I just finished an all-nighter, watched this, and now I’m wide awake—

Polymarket fired its chief marketing officer, Matthew Modabber. He was CEO Shayne Coplan’s childhood friend—they’d been close since high school.

Here’s what happened: In June, The Wall Street Journal revealed that Modabber’s team had built a fake website and used fabricated trading screenshots to make videos showing “users making money” and drive traffic. More than 1,100 videos, $1.9 million in simulated bets, $900,000 in fake profits, and 140 million views across the internet. The CFTC opened an investigation, and there’s still no conclusion.

The board is rushing toward an IPO and thought he’d damaged the company’s image, so they voted to fire him. The most dramatic part was Coplan’s reaction: at first, he was furious and threatened to fire the entire legal team that pushed for Modabber’s dismissal. Later, he finally admitted it: his friend or the IPO—he had to choose one.

A platform where the whole world bets on what’s true or false built its own traffic strategy on an act. Before betting on whether $BTC will rise or fall, maybe ask yourself whether the market is clean.

The comments are open for trading: A: He deserved to be fired—no sympathy; B: Bros for life, through thick and thin.

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🚨 POLYMARKET EXECUTIVE REPORTEDLY FIRED

Polymarket has reportedly dismissed CMO Matthew Modabber following an internal investigation, according to the New York Post.

Modabber was considered a close ally of CEO Shayne Coplan.

The reported move raises questions about internal changes at the prediction market platform. Further details about the investigation remain unclear.
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【🚨 Polymarket Fires CEO’s Close Friend! False Profit Claims Spark Controversy, Testing Its Path to an IPO?】

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Prediction market platform Polymarket is embroiled in another controversy.

Media reports say Polymarket has dismissed its chief marketing officer, Matthew Modabber. What’s drawing even more attention is that he was not only an early employee, but also a close friend of CEO Shayne Coplan.

📌 Why did this lead to an executive being fired?

One trigger was the previously exposed promotion of fake trading activity.

A Wall Street Journal investigation in June found that influencers had used imitation websites to make videos pretending to place bets on Polymarket and earn huge profits, leading viewers to believe those gains came from real trades.

The promotions reportedly involved more than 1,100 videos and prompted an investigation by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Media reports have also said that internal reviews covered issues such as payments for influencer promotions and the disclosure of business partnerships. However, the regulatory investigation is ongoing, and it is not yet possible to conclude that any related violations have been established.

⚠️ The real question is whether the platform can establish trustworthy rules.

Polymarket has surged in popularity in recent years, allowing users to bet on elections, sporting events, and a wide range of real-world outcomes. But the more attention prediction markets attract, the more important it becomes to ensure that promotions are truthful, trading is fair, and financial relationships are transparent.

If a platform attracts users with exaggerated stories of profits, it may gain traffic in the short term, but in the long run it could undermine user trust and invite greater regulatory scrutiny.

As Polymarket seeks to raise more capital, expand its business, and potentially go public, investors will also pay closer attention to its compliance framework and internal management.

🔥 The real question is: Can Polymarket evolve from a fast-growing startup into a platform that can withstand scrutiny from regulators and the market?

Competition in prediction markets is about more than trading volume and user growth—it is also a contest of transparency, credibility, and long-term governance.
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$BTC —let’s put that aside. This Polymarket drama is pretty interesting.
The head of marketing got fired, and the guy was a close friend of the CEO.
The CEO started by taking action against one of his own.
Either it’s for show, or his friend really did a terrible job with marketing.
I’m leaning toward it being for show—when the regulators come knocking, they can say they even fire their own people.
What do you think: is the boss too ruthless, or did the friend slack off first? Place your bets.
#Polymarket #CryptoCircleGossip

The biggest joke in prediction markets: they couldn’t even predict what would happen to one of their own jobs—Polymarket fired its CMO.

The New York Post reported exclusively on October 22 that, according to sources, chief marketing officer Matthew Modabber, who joined the company in January 2024, has been fired following an internal investigation.
(The following is based on public reports; some claims circulating online remain unverified.)

The investigation focused on work by his team: they were accused of creating a fake website and staging videos of users “making money through fake trades” to use in promotional materials.
After the Wall Street Journal exposed the story in June, the CFTC launched an investigation. It hasn’t found any violations so far—but investors are already sweating.

Here’s the juiciest part: Modabber is longtime best friends with 28-year-old CEO Shayne Coplan—they went to high school together.
The Post says Coplan initially tried to protect his friend, even threatening to fire the legal staff who pushed for the dismissal. Later, he reportedly “accepted that parting ways was the best option.” Friends are friends, but an IPO is an IPO.

To me, this saga is more entertaining than a candlestick chart: a company that rose to fame by “predicting” things ultimately stumbled over its ability to “read people.”
America’s youngest billionaire, at 28, couldn’t even save his childhood friend from getting the boot—lesson one in capitalism: everyone has to pay their dues.

What do you think—is this a case of doing the right thing, even when it hurts, or a boardroom coup?

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Polymarket: Marketing Director Fired After Internal Investigation

- Matthew Modabber was fired from Polymarket
- He was once a close friend of the company’s CEO
- According to the New York Post, the firing followed an internal investigation into misconduct
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Source: CoinDesk