Starting this summer, we’re increasing speed limits wherever it’s safe to do so on highways across Ontario, getting drivers where they need to go faster.
By October, close to 90 per of Ontario’s highway network will be at 110 km/hr, reflecting the speed for which our highways were designed.
Find out more: https://t.co/GTLJDuwVVr
So turns out a bunch of those "Polymarket winner" videos weren't real, per some great reporting by the WSJ.
It was a fake website. Absolutely nuclear levels of fraud.
Nearly got into car crash tonight because using turn signals is supposedly optional nowadays it seems but at least I would’ve met god with my favourite playlist playing in the background
NEW investigation for @WSJ:
- Polymarket is paying scores of offshore clippers to quietly promote its international exchange in the U.S. (though it’s banned from letting Americans trade on the platform)
- Polymarket made dummy websites mirroring its real site, then paid creators to use the fake site and pretend to win thousands.
- Creators altered headlines and used outdated footage to imply they won bets—even when they often lost
- Polymarket paid Adin Ross multiple millions to promote the site
All that and more in my latest story with @ByKLong@ceostroff@brenna__smith