Only transactions exceeding one hundred million enter the dispute pool—small investors don’t even have the right to be “governed.” What Web3 narrative are you performing here?

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Polymarket dispute contract rulings are dominated by a few whales, with 9 addresses contributing about half of the UMA voting power.
It is reported that Polymarket's dispute resolutions have been dominated for a long time by a small number of UMA holders. Among the approximately 6,400 addresses that participated in voting over the past three years, only 9 whales contributed nearly half of the voting power and have been on the winning side in almost all disputes. By April 2026, about 230 contracts with a trading volume exceeding $100 million entered dispute resolutions, accounting for less than 1%, but disputes increase as trading volume rises. Some traders criticize this mechanism for turning the economic interests of anonymous whales into de facto decision-making power, and related improvement plans have been shelved.
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