Bubblemaps: Six suspected insiders profited $1.2 million by betting on a U.S. attack on Iran in advance
According to monitoring by the blockchain data analysis platform Bubblemaps, six suspected insiders placed bets hours before the U.S. launched military strikes against Iran, profiting approximately $1.2 million.
Most of these wallets received funding in the past 24 hours, specifically targeting bets placed on February 28, and bought the "yes" option hours before the attack occurred.
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