A recent study conducted by Columbia University has revealed that approximately 25% of the trading volume on Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market platform, may be artificially inflated. The research highlights concerns over the authenticity of trading activities on the platform, suggesting that a significant portion of the volume could be attributed to non-genuine trades. This finding raises questions about the transparency and reliability of data within decentralized finance platforms.
Columbia Study Reveals 25% of Polymarket's Trading Volume May Be Fake
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