**[Polymarket's "Uncanny Accuracy" Account Group: 42 Bets, 41 Correct Predictions, All Focused on KPMG Audited Companies]** BlockBeats News, September 12—According to a report by WSJ, a group of 19 interconnected Polymarket accounts has concentrated its bets over the past few months on financial reports of publicly listed companies audited by KPMG. Out of 42 transactions, 41 were profitable, achieving a success rate of 98% and generating cumulative earnings of approximately $22,000. Analysis by Bubblemaps revealed that these accounts had placed bets on 18 KPMG clients, including Wells Fargo, Home Depot, DoorDash, and General Mills. Funds were intricately transferred among the 19 accounts, suggesting they may be controlled by the same individual or team. Notably, this investigation coincides with a U.S. law enforcement probe into a KPMG employee suspected of using Polymarket for insider trading. The Wall Street Journal previously reported that the employee is under investigation for betting on whether quarterly earnings of publicly listed companies would exceed market expectations. It remains unclear whether the discovered account group is connected to the employee in question. Bubblemaps emphasized that their analysis alone cannot prove the existence of insider trading. KPMG stated that it has "zero tolerance" for trading based on non-public client information and has strengthened its monitoring measures. As the prediction market rapidly expands, the risk of insider trading on Polymarket is drawing increasing attention from regulatory agencies and law enforcement. [Original Link]