Polymarket faces $15M dispute over whether Strategy's bitcoin sale date or filing date resolves prediction contract
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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) made its first publicized bitcoin sale, triggering a $15 million resolution dispute on Polymarket. The sale occurred between May 26-31 but was disclosed in a June 1 SEC filing. Bettors are divided on whether on-chain transaction dates or the filing date should determine the outcome of Polymarket's May 31 deadline prediction contract, which currently sits at 81% Yes and is flagged "in review."
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Bettors are now split on whether sales executed between May 26 and May 31 should count for the prediction market's May 31 deadline, with the contract sitting at 81% Yes and flagged 'in review.'
Polymarket's May 31 contract is sitting at 81% Yes and in review, while bettors argue over whether the onchain transactions or the filing date controls.
The 8-K filing by Strategy Monday disclosed sales for the period May 26 to May 31, but the disclosure was issued on June 1. Polymarket's May 31 contract is sitting at 81% Yes and in review, while bettors argue over whether the onchain transactions or the
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