Some people made a lot of money on suspiciously timed bets about bombing Iran.
Every time there’s a major event, it seems like some people head to Polymarket to make a quick buck at just the right time. It happened with the Super Bowl, with Nicolás Maduro, and now with Iran. In total, over $529 million was traded related to the timing of the strikes, but according to Bloomberg: > Six accounts on Polymarket made around $1 million in profit by betting on the US to strike Iran by Feb. 28, accordi…
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