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Polymarket defends its decision to allow betting on war as 'invaluable'

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Polymarket defended its controversial decision to allow betting on potential US strikes against Iran, arguing it provides invaluable insights and contrasts itself with traditional media. This move highlights the platform's persistent stance despite criticism over ethics and potential misuse in prediction markets. Content creators should be wary of the ethical implications and public backlash associated with monetizing sensitive real-world events like warfare.

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