Three Middle East markets previously earned $480,000 with an investment of $11,800, predicting that Netanyahu will step down before the end of March.

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According to CoinWorld, based on monitoring by PolyBeats, on the prediction market Polymarket, three accounts related to Middle East markets have collectively profited $480,000 from a $11,800 investment by buying “Yes” on the question “Will Netanyahu step down before March 31?” Currently, the probability is 3%. On March 14, Netanyahu was absent from a key war cabinet meeting for the first time in history. During the peak in mid-March, he missed up to seven cabinet or security meetings in a row. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office did not provide specific reasons for the absences, only stating that he is actively leading military operations and implying wartime confidentiality. In response to rumors, Netanyahu’s social media accounts posted multiple videos from March 13 to 17. The first video of a press conference appeared to show a visual anomaly where his right hand seemed to have six fingers due to a shadow illusion. In three subsequent clarification videos, including footage of him raising his hands in a coffee shop to show his fingers, interacting with the public outdoors, and taking photos with high-ranking US and Israeli military officials, details such as distorted coffee cup shapes, the disappearance of his ring finger in certain frames, and abnormal height proportions were pointed out, raising doubts that the videos were AI-generated. Note: Based on his past trading patterns, this trader does not bet on whether the event will actually happen but may close positions for profit or loss at certain times after opening. Account: 0x1abe1368601330a310162064e04d3c2628cb64970xb1fa1aa03ce4f1f4e259cda433e7fdaf80f91a140xa06aa60f30abfbee09c8b5b32d4da64e1f5ee5a9 Total investment: $18.8K --------------------------------- See the future earlier, follow @PolyBeats_Bot. See tomorrow, today. Follow @PolyBeatsEN

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