Someone Already Bet on Your Life
The image depicts the founder of Polymarket, Shayne Coplan, as a modern Julius Caesar, symbolizing centralized power over markets where life-and-death outcomes are decided, while faceless bettors represent anonymity and the absence of accountability. Together, they mirror the logic of the Roman arena: authority sets the rules, the crowd delivers the verdict and those whose lives are at stake remain unseen. Someone Already Bet on Your Life How Polymarket Turned Human Lives Into a Gambling Instruction Manual Frankfurt am Main, 04.02.2026 — For years, a familiar [...]