Prediction market platforms might have an interesting exploit if they're not careful about transaction monitoring. Here's how it plays out: someone creates a fresh wallet and places a substantial bet—say 30k to 50k—into a market with insider-level conviction. The copycat bots immediately kick in and start mirroring positions because the wallet looks credible and the bet size signals confidence. From there, two outcomes unfold: either the market moves against the crowd and the original wallet holder pockets the difference as the bot-driven positions unwind, or they ride the wave higher. It's a classic information asymmetry play, though prediction markets are getting smarter about detecting these patterns.