New research reveals 152 “Orca” wallets on Polymarket International may have been using classified U.S. military intel to place near-perfect, high-profit bets—earning $8 million with a 97% win rate. These suspicious traders, flagged by the Anti-Corruption Data Collective, could be leaking sensitive data to foreign adversaries, especially as their bets trigger copycat activity from bots and big players, amplifying insider signals before major military moves. With one soldier already charged for similar behavior, lawmakers are ramping up scrutiny—and researchers are calling for strict identity checks, payout freezes on risky trades, and outright bans on markets where classified info can be exploited. Current safeguards? Not enough.
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