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Polymarket reportedly targets $1 billion round at $21 billion valuation

Bloomberg reported that venture firm 1789 Capital is leading a new funding round for Polymarket that would value the prediction-markets platform at $21 billion post-money. The report says the round will raise $1 billion and identifies Donald Trump Jr. as a partner at 1789 Capital and an adviser to Polymarket.
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