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The Galaxy report states that Polymarket of retail accounts 69%lost money, with total losses of 339000000 USD。
Galaxy report: 1270000000 trades reveal Polymarket the truth about retail traders’ profits and losses Polymarket Data reveals: 69%retail accounts lost money, with total losses of 339000000 USD. The report provides an in-depth analysis of the behavioral differences between profitable and unprofitable traders and explores the truth and risks of prediction markets.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a110d8-5269-775e-8bd1-3a208da5da60
The headline states that the report covers 1270000000 trades.
The original text states that Polymarket of retail accounts 69%lost money.
The original text states that retail accounts lost a total of 339000000 USD。
The original text states that the report analyzed the behavioral differences between profitable and unprofitable traders.
The original text states that the report explored the truth and risks of prediction markets.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This content paraphrases the conclusions of a Galaxy report: among the Polymarket data points it analyzed, most retail accounts incurred losses, and the cumulative losses were substantial. It also states that the report compared the trading behavior of profitable and unprofitable traders, but did not provide specific differences.
If these statistics are accurate, they could help participants recognize that prediction-market trading may involve a high risk of loss and remind newcomers not to take profitability for most accounts for granted.
Newcomers should understand 69%and 339000000 USD as research findings paraphrased in this summary, rather than as independently verified conclusions or general rules applicable to all participants.
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