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Polymarket's trading fee revenue in February approaches $5 million

Polymarket's trading fee revenue in February approaches $5 million

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/03/03 02:20
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Odaily reported that, according to data compiled by a certain exchange on Dune, since January 6th when transaction fees began to be charged in some markets, Polymarket has accumulated approximately $7.94 million in fee revenue, with February's fee income around $4.99 million.

Odaily note: The markets where Polymarket currently charges fees include "15-minute cryptocurrency price movements" as well as sports markets such as Serie A and NCAA.

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