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Polymarket Teases Potential Token Airdrop to Reward Users

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2024-11-09 09:22:16554browse

The decentralized prediction market Polymarket is said to be teasing a token airdrop that could potentially benefit users looking to redeem their winning bets with further rewards.

Polymarket Teases Potential Token Airdrop to Reward Users

Prediction market Polymarket is teasing a token airdrop for users who choose to reinvest their winnings in further markets on the platform, according to an image obtained by The Block.

The image, which was reportedly shown to some traders who claimed their winnings on Polymarket, reads: "We predict future drops. Users who choose to reinvest their winnings into other markets may be eligible for boosted future rewards and drops."

This would mark a new chapter for Polymarket, which previously offered no guarantees on launching its own token. However, the platform has seen billions of dollars in trading volume, particularly from bets on the U.S. presidential election.

In September, The Information reported that Polymarket was considering raising $50 million and launching its own token, although there were no guarantees of the token launch at the time.

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has skyrocketed Polymarket's popularity, with the prediction market for the election's winner garnering $3.6 billion in betting volume by election day.

According to The Block's Data Dashboard, Polymarket saw 235.3 million users in October and already had 166.9 million as of Nov. 8.

The Block has contacted Polymarket and its CEO, Shayne Coplan, for confirmation. Polymarket is not available for customers in the United States.

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