After GOP Debate, Blockchain Bettors See Ramaswamy as Most Formidable Trump Challenger

In wager markets, the higher it costs to vote in favor of a given outcome, the more likely that outcome is considered. On Polymarket, it currently expenses 71 cents to bet in favor of a second Trump nomination and 32 cents to bet against. In practical terms, what this means is that if Trump bags the nomination, those who bet in his favor are set to earn $1 for every 71 cents they bet. If he loses, they get nothing.