Long-term "minimum guarantee" users suffer a major setback amid the US-Iran war, losing $6.74 million in a single day and giving back all profits
BlockBeats news, on February 28, according to monitoring by PolyBeats, Polymarket prediction market user @anoin123 has long placed bets that the United States would not strike Iran as the settlement date approached, usually buying in when the market probability was between 70-90%, aiming for "low-risk" returns. Using this strategy, the user had accumulated over $2 million in profits over the long term. However, after the United States announced a strike on Iran today, the user lost over $4 million in a single day, giving back all previous "low-risk" profits. Long-term "low-risk" bets on the United States not striking Iran.
Currently, the user's total account loss has reached $4.49 million, with a single-day loss of $6.74 million today.
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