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Polymarket Disputes Trump's $1.3 Billion Gold Card Sales Claim

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Polymarket disputes Trump’s $1.3 billion Gold Card sales claim, calling it fraudulent. The prediction market platform gives an 88% chance that sales will hit $0 this year. Only finalized approvals with completed payments count, and Trump’s December 19 statement and Lutnick’s claim don’t meet that standard. On-chain news shows no matching transaction volume to support the claim. The Trump Gold Card is an investment immigration program requiring a $1 million fee. Recent inflation data has not spurred new interest in the program.
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