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Polysights raises $1.5M for market surveillance
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Polysights raises $1.5M for market surveillance

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  • Polysights secured US$1.5 million in funding to expand tools designed to detect suspicious activity in prediction markets.
  • The Polymarket-backed platform focuses on identifying unusual wallet behaviour, large positions and trading patterns that may indicate misuse of non-public information.
  • The funding highlights growing demand for compliance and surveillance infrastructure as prediction market volumes increase.

Polysights, a prediction market analytics platform backed by Polymarket, has raised US$1.5 million to expand technology aimed at identifying suspicious trading activity across event-based markets.

The company specialises in monitoring blockchain-based prediction markets for unusual wallet activity, outsized positions and trading behaviour that occurs before market-moving outcomes become public.

The funding will support the expansion of tools designed to detect activity that may indicate insider trading or other forms of market abuse, according to the company.

Polysights said its analytics focus on interpreting public blockchain transaction data to identify patterns that could warrant further investigation, while recognising that unusual trading activity alone does not prove misconduct.

The investment reflects increasing demand for market surveillance infrastructure as prediction market participation grows, and there was no immediate market reaction following the announcement.

Prediction markets have expanded beyond political events into contracts tied to economic indicators, corporate developments, geopolitical events and other real-world outcomes, increasing the complexity of monitoring trading activity.

As regulators and market participants pay closer attention to event-contract trading, firms such as Polysights are seeking to provide tools that help distinguish informed forecasting from potential misuse of non-public information.

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