Polymarket Fee Rollout Drives 10X Revenue Jump; USD Token and Platform Overhaul Ahead

2026-4-16 18:36

Polymarket is rapidly increasing how much revenue it captures from its international prediction market platform, as it expands trading fees across more markets types. Data from Dune Analytics shows the shift clearly. origin »

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