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Strategy's Bitcoin Sale Timing Throws $50 Million Polymarket Bet Into Dispute
Bitcoin treasury giant Strategy said Monday morning that it sold off a portion of its BTC holdings for the first time since 2022—and the timing of that sale has prompted predictors on Polymarket to dispute the proposed resolution of a market that’s attracted more than $50 million in trading volume. The market in question—which asked predictors whether Strategy would sell Bitcoin by May 31—is currently under final review after two proposed “No” resolutions were disputed by users. The trading volume tally has continued to rise throughout the day as traders pile in on the high-profile market. Those disputes ... (full story)
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