Stanford study exposes Polymarket flaw that rewards Bitcoin manipulation
A new academic study has found that Polymarket’s five-minute Bitcoin prediction contracts have created incentives for sophisticated traders to manipulate spot prices and profit at the expense of ordinary participants.
According to researchers from Stanford University and Singapore Management University,…
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