Dev Polymarket Airdrop Faces Uncertainty in Date

Polymarket, which has attracted the attention of crypto investors, has postponed its plans to launch its local token to 2025. This long-awaited move will not take place due to the incomplete return process to the US market. After being banned by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in 2022, Polymarket is now focused on resuming operations in the US market.

As one of the leading prediction market platforms in the world, Polymarket saw its value rise to $9 billion after a $2 billion investment from the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the New York Stock Exchange. This investment, combined with the regulated exchange acquisition process named QCX and the “no-action” letter received from the CFTC, has accelerated the platform's re-entry into the US market. Expectations suggest that the token launch will occur following this return.

Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan recently reignited rumors about the token launch by sharing “POLY” alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Binance Coin on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). The company noted that it is working on “reward and airdrop” systems for users, though we do not have any concrete information about the functionality of the token on the platform.

Investors should closely monitor Polymarket's process of returning to the US market and any potential token launch dates. This situation is of great importance for both Polymarket's future performance and the new opportunities that will be offered to users. If the process proceeds as expected, Polymarket's token could present significant opportunities for investors. However, it is essential for investors to remain cautious in this uncertain environment and to track developments in real-time.