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A Polymarket user has already spent over $1.02 million betting that Trump's account won't be hacked

BlockBeats News, January 18th, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a Polymarket user spent over 1.02 million USDC to purchase 1,122,757 shares of the "Was Trump's account hacked?" market with a "NO" outcome.

Currently, if successful, the user will earn a $1.12 million profit, and they are still continuing to buy more "NO" shares.

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