The predictions-betting platform Polymarket has been paying US-based social media influencers to promote election betting on the site — even though it’s barred from letting anyone in the country use the tool to place wagers, including on Tuesday’s presidential race.
In September, Polymarket’s senior director of growth, Armand Saramout, canvassed for sponsorship deals with US influencers, according to outreach messages seen by Bloomberg News.
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I am not a fan of betting on politics. Just too much bias and chance to influence, not that social media isnt doing that already.
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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @nym OP 5 Nov
I agree, and I don't bet with my precious sats.
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Yes, sats are too precious to waste. In the future, you will see. Even one sat might play an important role in your life.
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I have been wandering something. If you say some candidate will certainly win (whether lying or not), do you actually increase the chances of him winning?