Rich by Coin

On-chain data links a $400K Polymarket win to wallets sharing Coinbase deposit paths and timing patterns. Blockchain analysis shared by Andrew traced the Polymarket account’s funding to two wallets that showed no prior activity beyond receiving funds from Coinbase and transferring them to Polymarket. One of those wallets received 252.39 SOL from Coinbase on January 1 at 11:53 p.m. UTC. The near-identical amounts and timing drew attention because the STVLU.SOL wallet is associated with multiple Solana Name Service and ENS-style identifiers, including “StCharles.SOL”.

The StevenCharles.sol identifier matches the name of Steven Charles Witkoff, one of the co-founders of World Liberty Finance. All three wallets referenced in the analysis, STVLU.sol, Solhundred.sol, and StevenCharles.sol, appear to share overlapping Coinbase deposit addresses, based on the transaction data cited. Following those developments, the position paid out approximately $400,000.

According to public data, an account placed roughly $32,000 worth of positions just hours before reports circulated of a major U.S. military operation in Venezuela. After the Polymarket position was closed, approximately $440,000 in winnings were withdrawn from the Polymarket account back to Coinbase. Roughly a few hours later, blockchain records show that Fartcoin tokens valued at about $170,000 were withdrawn from Coinbase to the STVLU.sol wallet.