A new Anti-Corruption Data Collective study identified 152 Polymarket wallets that may have traded using non-public U.S. military information.

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

A new Anti-Corruption Data Collective study identified 152 Polymarket wallets that may have traded using non-public U.S. military information. The wallets collectively made about $8 million, with an extraordinary 97.2% average win rate on military and defense bets. Researchers say some suspicious wagers appeared shortly before U.S. military actions, including strikes involving Iran, and were quickly copied by large traders and bots. Because Polymarket transactions are publicly visible