On the day the US and Israel carried out a joint attack on Iran, Polymarket's daily trading volume hit a new record, reaching $4.78 billion in nominal value.
Among them, the political sector reached $2.2 billion, also setting a new record, accounting for 46.2% of Polymarket's total daily nominal trading volume. Additionally, Polymarket Builders also set a new record for daily trading volume during this historic moment.
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On the day the US and Israel launched a joint strike against Iran, Polymarket's single-day trading volume hit a record high, with nominal trading volume reaching $478 million. Among them, the political sector accounted for $220 million, also a record high, representing 46.2% of Polymarket's nominal trading volume on that day. Additionally, Polymarket Builders also set a new single-day trading volume record at this historic moment.
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On the day the US and Israel carried out a joint attack on Iran, Polymarket's daily trading volume hit a new record, reaching $4.78 billion in nominal value.
Among them, the political sector reached $2.2 billion, also setting a new record, accounting for 46.2% of Polymarket's total daily nominal trading volume.
Additionally, Polymarket Builders also set a new record for daily trading volume during this historic moment.
Among them, the political sector accounted for $220 million, also a record high, representing 46.2% of Polymarket's nominal trading volume on that day.
Additionally, Polymarket Builders also set a new single-day trading volume record at this historic moment.