UMA vote backs Polymarket No settlement in Strategy bitcoin sale as users accuse platform of changing rules
Polymarket faced accusations of altering settlement rules after a disputed market over Strategy’s bitcoin sale was resolved by an UMA governance vote [1][2].
Crypto Briefing reported that users accused Polymarket of changing its settlement rules to void a winning bet on whether Strategy sold bitcoin before the market’s deadline, warning the move could undermine trust in prediction markets [1].
Polymarket referred the dispute to UMA governance; UMA voters ruled that Strategy’s June 1 disclosure applied to the June contract and the market was finalized with a “No” outcome after 98.6% of UMA voting power backed the decision, despite Strategy saying it sold bitcoin during the final week of May [2] [3] [4].
The contested market was settled via on-chain governance, but commentators cautioned the episode could deter participation and affect the integrity of prediction markets [4] [1].
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- 1Polymarket accused of changing settlement rules to void winning bet on Strategy Bitcoin saleCrypto Briefing• Jun 4, 2026
- 2Polymarket says No for May, Yes for June after Strategy's recent bitcoin saleCoinDesk• Jun 4, 2026
- 3Polymarket upholds ‘No’ ruling in disputed Strategy Bitcoin sale marketcrypto.news• Jun 4, 2026
- 4Polymarket Resolves Strategy Bitcoin Sale Dispute Through UMA Governance VoteMoneyCheck• Jun 4, 2026
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