A recent post by ZachXBT has sparked a noise on Polymarket, with bettors staking nearly $3 million on which company will be exposed. The on-chain investigator stated on X that on Feb 26, the investigation will be held to find out multiple employees who were involved in insider trading activity.
The announcement actively triggered Polymarket, leading to the creation of a contract where users bet on which crypto firm it will be. Traders have already wagered nearly $3 million to guess. While ZachXBT hasn’t revealed any names yet, the high stakes on Polymarket show that investors are treating these prediction odds as a real-time map of where the industry’s biggest scandals might be hiding.
Meteora as the top suspect
According to the latest betting data, the Solana-based platform Meteora is the primary target of speculation, with bettors giving it a 44% chance of being the company mentioned in the report. Meteora, the well-known protocol of the Solana ecosystem, helps manage the money flow for popular meme coins.
The massive profits and fast-moving trades, many speculators believe, fit the description of a “highly profitable business” mentioned in the post
Just behind is Pump.fun with 12% of the market, a platform famous for launching thousands of memecoins. Even World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a project with political ties, has seen its odds move high. These numbers change every hour as traders hunt for clues in ZachXBT’s past investigations or watch for unusual price drops in specific tokens.
Why the crypto market is paying attention
The reason this matters, and why so much money is being bet, is that ZachXBT has a near-perfect track record. His investigations aren’t just rumors; they are usually backed by complex digital evidence that has led to $2 billion in frozen funds and even police arrests in the past. If he names a company, it often leads to immediate legal trouble and a crash in that company’s token price.