WSJ revealed that many college student creators posting videos on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube about making big money on Polymarket were actually operating in simulated environments. Here’s the full process: 1. Polymarket pays $2,000-$3,000 per month to dozens of creators to shoot trading videos. 2. Scripted guidance is provided, using terms like 'free money' to grab attention. 3. Videos must pass review—if they’re not eye-catching enough or seem fake, they’re reshot. 4. Marketing agency Virality is hired to organize massive reposting by bot accounts, creating viral spread and specifically targeting U.S. users. There’s been a lot of controversy recently about Polymarket’s promotion on Web2 social media. If I recall correctly, WSJ has also written hit pieces on Binance in the past…