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The American platform allows users to bet on the outcome of current events via cryptocurrencies.
In the United States, such prediction market platforms are booming.
By early 2026, Polymarket has claimed tens of millions of visitors and hundreds of thousands of active traders.
An advertisement for Polymarket features the two candidates for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo, on election day.

With a rather austere appearance, the American website presents thousands of questions, allowing bettors to wager on the outcome of current events and collect winnings if they choose correctly.
Polymarket, a US-based platform, lets users place bets on the outcomes of current events using cryptocurrencies.
By early 2026, the site reported tens of millions of visitors and hundreds of thousands of active traders.
Its ads feature prominent elections and questions like who will win major events, illustrating the platform’s broad appeal.

Users wager on a wide range of questions—from political developments to sports and entertainment—collecting winnings if their predictions prove correct.
Analysts describe this as part of a growing trend toward crypto-enabled gambling and risk-based speculation in the United States.
Critics point to ethical concerns and the potential for irresponsible betting tied to current events.
The rise of Polymarket highlights how crypto-enabled prediction markets blend information with high-stakes wagering, prompting ongoing debate among researchers and policymakers.