Polymarket's latest odds are painting an interesting picture for U.S. immigration enforcement. The decentralized prediction platform shows bettors wagering that deportations could hit anywhere from 250K to 500K by year-end under the current administration. Whether these crowd-sourced forecasts prove accurate remains to be seen, but the data offers a snapshot of market sentiment around policy execution.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 6h ago
The prediction market is hyping up the immigration topic again, 250K to 500K... These numbers are no different from gambling. Is it collective wisdom or collective gambling?
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 6h ago
Can these numbers on Polymarket be trusted? It just feels like gambling, with the fate of hundreds of thousands of people being treated as odds...
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 6h ago
lol polymarket bettors really think they can predict govt bureaucracy... actually if you read the contract terms, these odds are basically textbook greater fool theory. who's actually gonna follow through on half a mil deportations by dec? classic exit pump pattern before reality hits
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DaisyUnicorn
· 6h ago
The prediction markets are starting to tell stories again... The range of 250,000 to 500,000, to be honest, sounds more like a bet on whether the policy can actually be implemented, rather than a real prediction. Everyone is betting on execution capability—interesting.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 6h ago
Can this data from Polymarket be trusted... It just feels like betting on political drama.
Polymarket's latest odds are painting an interesting picture for U.S. immigration enforcement. The decentralized prediction platform shows bettors wagering that deportations could hit anywhere from 250K to 500K by year-end under the current administration. Whether these crowd-sourced forecasts prove accurate remains to be seen, but the data offers a snapshot of market sentiment around policy execution.