ZachXBT’s Mysterious Post Sparks $2 Million Polymarket Bets

In an over $2-$ stake, there was a wave of bets on Polymarket following the advent of **A cryptic post from blockchain investigator ZachXBT that led to ‘beating activity’. He will expose the crypto company in an upcoming insider-trading investigation, which was traded on a market asking for 2 million. ** **

In a statement on X, ZachXBT wrote that “A “major investigation” would launch on February 26, one of the most profitable businesses in crypto’s history will be to claim insider trading”. He did not named the firm, however.

Traders piled into prediction bets within hours of paraphrasingr’s arrival. The odds are stacked by Meteora, followed by MEXC, Pump after Polymarket shows the . World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) and fun, and world-fuck.

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ZachXBT (@zachxbt) February 23, 2026

Why Polymarket Traders are Betting on Meteora and MEXC

Meteora has drawn heavy attention because of its role as a Solana-based trading infrastructure tied to high-volume meme coin liquidity.

It has also faced scrutiny in community discussions around politically linked meme coin activity, including Trump-related tokens.

ZachXBT’s Mysterious Post Sparks  Million Polymarket Bets

ZackXBT’s Post Triggers Massive Bets. Source: Polymarket

MEXC is listed on the list because it has been repeatedly mentioned in social media debates about listing behavior, whale activity and alleged insider-style trading patterns in meme coin markets.

That does not prove wrongdoing, but it helps explain why bettors quickly priced it as a candidate.

Pump.fun and Whale Scrutiny Keep It in the Frame

Pump.fun also drew bets because it sits at the center of the meme coin launch economy.

A strong community has been criticized by the platform for early-wallet activity, sniping and whether some contestants were unfairly benefitted during launches or not.

In addition, new online debate has centered on claims that Hayden Davis may have been an early whale in the PUMP token launch.

However, Pump.Fun later refuted those claims, calling them baseless.

Update > ‘Edit Pumpfun co-founder @a1lon9 denies Hayden Davis has made any contact with Haydon Davis, saying the team “didn’t even know that he existed” until after scandal and calling the allegations misinformation and defamatory accusations. https//t. http//adphraser. QDRjb co/8oA5oQDRJb – .

SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) February 19, 2026

Those claims remain part of broader market speculation unless backed by direct evidence or formal findings.

World Liberty Financial Added after $USD1 Depeg Scare

$WLFI likely entered the betting conversation after $USD1 briefly depegged earlier on February 23 before recovering.

$WLFI blamed a coordinated attack, saying hackers compromised cofounder accounts, spread fear, and opened short positions.

A coordinated attack against $USD1 was launched this morning. Many $WLFI cofounder accounts were hacked by attackers, paid influencers for the spread of FUD and opened massive $WFI shorts as part of an elaborate mischief that was made profit from the manufactured chaos.

It didn’t work.

Thanks to $USD1’s sound mint-and-redeem mechanism…

$WLFI

(@worldlibertyfi) February 23, 2026

The company is reportedly put on traders’ radar by that episode, as well as new rumor cycles around $WLFI and politically linked crypto projects.

For now, the Polymarket market reflects sentiment and speculation, not confirmation of ZachXBT’s target.

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