Kamala Harris Matches Trump in Presidential Betting Odds on Polymarket
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump tied at 49% in Polymarket's $541M presidential betting pool.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump tied at 49% in Polymarket's $541M presidential betting pool.
Just a few days ago, Harris' vice president Tim Walz was hovering at just 4% odds on the betting platform polymarket.
Kamala Harris’s betting odds have increased to 45% on Polymarket following Donald Trump’s NABJ panel appearance. While recent polls and Trump’s performance have impacted the market, Trump remains the favourite, though his lead has diminished.
As Trump makes positive noises about digital assets, digital asset investors are ecstatic about the prospect of a pro-crypto president in the U.S. As a result, the industry’s tolerance for political diversity appears to be waning.
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The scale of crypto prediction platforms is experiencing explosive growth and is expected to continue to maintain a high growth trend in the next few years.
Kamala Harris leads in most national polls but lags behind Donald Trump in the crypto community. Trump's strong crypto support contrasts with Harris' cautious approach, highlighting differing strategies as the 2024 election approaches.
Polymarket's activity and trading volumes are surging, driven by political betting and diverse market options. The platform's growth is supported by new funding and high user engagement, though concerns about market manipulation persist.
Polymarket prediction markets indicate Trump leads 2024 U.S. Presidential Election odds, reflecting dynamic public sentiment and financial speculation in the evolving landscape of political forecasting.