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@aenews

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Polymarket Traders4,844 followers

Trader on Polymarket (@Polymarket) / Kalshi (@Kalshi) / PredictIt (@PredictIt) https://polymarket.com/@aenews2

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Posts its Polymarket bets. A wallet tied to its account by money proposes how markets ended; 67 times, an @aenews account then bought that outcome.

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@aenews posts about its Polymarket bets. A wallet that moves money back and forth with its account has filed 403 proposals on how markets ended. In 67 of them, an @aenews account bought the proposed outcome during the two-hour window for challenges, about $494,000 in all. Anyone may propose a result.

In fairness

Anyone may propose a result, a proposal needs a bond, and the oracle, not the proposer, settles disputes.

It posts its positions and losses in public, and has said that it files disputes.

Show the record3 points and their sources

What the record shows

  1. 1Anyone can propose how a Polymarket market ended; unchallenged for two hours, the result stands. A wallet that moves money back and forth with an @aenews account filed 403 proposals; 397 stood.

    Post by @aenews on X, 25 October 2025See it whole
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    Its post of 2025-10-25, which mentions a dispute it lost.

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  2. 2In 67 of those proposals, an @aenews account bought the proposed outcome during the two-hour window: about $494,000. Most, about $394,000, came at 95 cents or more, when the result already looked settled.

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  3. 3In 37 of its proposals, the @aenews account held more on the other side. Once, the wallet disputed its own proposal 53 minutes later.

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Accounts tied to @aenews

Everything that must be said with these points

  • Proposing is open to anyone and carries a bond; a proposer who holds a position has every reason to propose the true outcome, and the oracle, not the proposer, decides a disputed one.
  • Most of the buying after a proposal was at a price that already treated the outcome as settled: 45 of the 67 cases, about 394,000 of the 494,000 dollars, at an average of 95c or more.
  • In 37 proposals the account’s larger holding was on the other side; in two of the six proposals that did not settle as proposed the account held the proposed side, and in one (2025-05-20) the wallet filed the dispute against its own proposal 53 minutes later.
  • That the wallet is the handle’s rests on the money in both directions and on the handle’s own sentence ‘I lost a dispute’ about a market in which this wallet filed the dispute; the key that signs for aenews2 is a different key, and among the wallet’s 38 counterparties the only Polymarket accounts are aenews2 and aenews-915.
  • The handle states its positions and losses in public, and has said in public that it disputes.