Since the activation of the fee, Polymarket has accumulated $5.6 million in fee revenue.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to data compiled by Gate Research on Dune, since January 6th, when a fee was introduced for markets related to “15-minute cryptocurrency price fluctuations,” Polymarket has accumulated approximately $5.6 million in fee revenue.

Earlier reports indicate that Polymarket has expanded its fee to sports markets starting yesterday, initially covering new events in NCAA and Serie A.

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