BubbleMaps: 9 Polymarket related accounts bet on the Iraq War with a 98% win rate, accumulating profits of over $2.4 million According to Foresight News, blockchain analysis company Bubblemaps, in collaboration with CBS's "60 Minutes" program, released an exclusive investigation today, revealing that nine interconnected accounts on Polymarket are suspected of using insider information to bet on military operations in the US Iraq War, with a cumulative profit of over $2.4 million and a winning rate of 98%. The nine wallet addresses have been made public in the original post. \BubbleMaps started with the first US Israel attack on Iran's related market on February 28th and found four associated accounts registered a few days before the incident, with large positions built at low odds, each profiting about $400000; Subsequently, through time and scale analysis, it was associated with 5 other accounts, totaling 9 accounts that are almost focused on the US military related market. Funds flow through centralized exchanges to the shared wallet network within fixed time windows. These accounts had records of early establishment of positions in the days leading up to the February 28 attack on Iran, the killing of Khomeini, and the announcement of the US Iran ceasefire agreement. They also placed a small amount of loss making bets on February 20, suspected of evading tracking. BubbleMaps states that it is not possible to link the aforementioned accounts to specific entities, but emphasizes that 'luck cannot explain this winning rate'. \The scale of this case far exceeds the previously exposed case of US Army Sergeant Gannon Ken Van Dyke, who has been prosecuted by the federal government for profiting approximately $400000 from insider information on military operations in Venezuela. Former CFTC official Rob Schwartz classified such behavior as' a new type of insider trading '. At present, the CFTC has only one commissioner in office, which limits its enforcement capabilities.