Really, I came here to write something like this. > Who would dump $30 million onto Polymarket to swing the odds in Trump’s favor? Someone who thinks it's a w

Really, I came here to write something like this. > Who would dump $30 million onto Polymarket to swing the odds in Trump’s favor? Someone who thinks it's a worthwhile gamble of course, hence the term betting market. I get that someone campaigning could think 30 million bucks is cheap advertising, but really, the point of these prediction markets is that it doesn't matter who, money talks. Someone wants to be mischievous, make something look more likely than it is, someone else can just snatch up their money and walk away with it. This article is more of the same "don't believe your lying eyes" spin that we have seen incessantly for about a decade, and while picking it apart never gets old, swimming in this filthy water is exhausting.