1,200 people took more than half the profits won on Polymarket in a year

 (The Washington Post)

Most of the overall profits on the prediction market platform have gone to 0.05 percent of its users, a new analysis finds.

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Inside a MAGA influencer’s turn against the right-wing machine

 (Illustration by Daron Taylor/The Washington Post)

Once a prominent pro-Trump provocateur, Ashley St. Clair now claims to expose how top MAGA creators coordinate messaging and turn political outrage into profit.

By Drew Harwell

He wrote about their daughter’s sudden death. Then his wife did the same.

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