Addresses on Polymarket that predicted profits from the "arrest of the Venezuelan president" may be linked to WLFI.

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According to Techub News, X user @Andrey_10 gwei analyzed that the address on Polymarket that predicted the arrest of the Venezuelan president and profited approximately $400,000 may be linked to Steven Witkoff, co-founder of WLFI.

@Andrey_10 gwei's analysis indicates that one of the wallets that deposited funds into the Polymarket account received 252.39 SOL from Coinbase on January 1st. Approximately 23 hours prior, a wallet named STVLU.SOL deposited 252.91 SOL into Coinbase, making the two transactions 99% consistent. The STVLU.SOL wallet is registered with the domain StCharles.SOL (an abbreviation of Steven Charles Witkoff's name). Its initial funds originated from a wallet with the domain Solhundred.sol. There were $11 million worth of transactions between the Solhundred.sol wallet and another wallet with the domain StevenCharles.sol, the latter seemingly linked to WLFI co-founder Steven Charles Witkoff. Furthermore, within 3-4 hours of insider traders withdrawing their profits from Polymarket to Coinbase, $170,000 worth of Fartcoin was transferred to the STVLU.SOL wallet address.

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