Interesting discovery: The on-chain data analysis community recently uncovered a suspicious transaction. On the decentralized prediction market Polymarket, an account placed precise bets on a specific event and ultimately made over $400,000. Through tracing the fund flow, analysts found that the person behind this transaction is suspected to be connected with Steven Charles Witkoff, co-founder of World Liberty Finance. This kind of information asymmetry in trading behavior has once again sparked market discussions about insider trading. Every fund movement on the chain leaves a trace, which is why more and more abnormal transactions are being uncovered by the community.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 01-07 04:41
Insider trading can't escape on the blockchain either; this is the power of transparency.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-05 12:13
Hmm, another one? It's impossible to hide on the blockchain. Getting caught in the act this time feels so satisfying.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-05 07:49
Here we go again? On-chain transparency is awesome; nothing can be hidden.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 01-05 07:48
More insider trading again? Is there really no one in this circle who is clean?
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-05 07:43
Insider trading again? Doing this every day, someone should have stepped in long ago.
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$400,000, not a single cent can escape on the chain. This guy really didn't expect that.
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So, places like Polymarket are too deep, retail investors really shouldn't get involved blindly.
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The fund flow is fully exposed; there are no secrets on the chain... Someone is about to be wiped out by the community again.
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Something's off. This is the same pattern as that previous incident. Insider trading must be ridiculously blatant to be uncovered.
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It's another case of information asymmetry... When can we have fair play?
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$400,000 at a go. The trader probably knew the outcome long ago.
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Looks like Polymarket needs to be regulated. How many times does the community have to intervene to stop this?
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 01-05 07:42
Wow, this move is really awesome. Did you really get $400,000 just like that? On-chain transparency has become a "double-edged sword," and nothing escapes the community's detectives.
Interesting discovery: The on-chain data analysis community recently uncovered a suspicious transaction. On the decentralized prediction market Polymarket, an account placed precise bets on a specific event and ultimately made over $400,000. Through tracing the fund flow, analysts found that the person behind this transaction is suspected to be connected with Steven Charles Witkoff, co-founder of World Liberty Finance. This kind of information asymmetry in trading behavior has once again sparked market discussions about insider trading. Every fund movement on the chain leaves a trace, which is why more and more abnormal transactions are being uncovered by the community.