Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Donald Trump’s mass tariffs continue to send shockwaves across the global markets, including the crypto market. Interestingly, a similar development with tariffs has occurred twice in the past, and history suggests that they could have far-reaching consequences, even more than what financial […]
Key Takeaways: In a striking shift, 60% of Polymarket bettors now predict a 2025 recession—a nine-point jump in just 24 hours—immediately following Trump’s dramatic unveiling of sweeping global tariffs. While the Dow cratered nearly 3,700 points in two days amid tariff panic, Bitcoin bucked the trend, climbing to over $84K—a potential signal of investor flight
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Key Takeaways: Nearly half (47%) of Polymarket bettors now predict a U.S. recession in 2025, a sharp rise from 20% at the poll’s start in January. Following Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs announcement, the Dow plummeted 1,300 points, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 also experiencing steep declines. Yale’s Budget Lab estimates that rising price levels
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Polymarket bettors are more confident than ever this week, with odds hitting an all-time high of 87% in favour of an XRP ETF approval in 2025. Commentators on the decentralised prediction markets platform have dubbed the event contract “an easy bet for yes.” The bet will resolve if an XRP-based ETF product receives approval from
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Polymarket, the leading decentralized crypto prediction platform, faces backlash after resolving a politically charged market that directly conflicts with real-world developments. On March 25, Polymarket finalized a $7 million market that asked whether US President Donald Trump would secure a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine by the end of March. Despite no such deal
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