TLDR Blockchain investigator ZachXBT teased a major insider-trading investigation dropping February 26, naming no target Polymarket traders bet nearly $3 million on which crypto firm he will expose Solana-based Meteora leads the odds at 43%, followed by Pump.fun, Axiom, MEXC, and Jupiter World Liberty Financial entered the market after its USD1 stablecoin briefly depegged on February 23 Polymarket odds reflect trader speculation only — no confirmed evidence against any named firm
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT posted on X that he will release a “major investigation” on February 26 into one of crypto’s most profitable businesses, alleging insider trading. He named no company.
Onchain investigator ZachXBT posted on X that he will publish a major investigation on Feb. 26 involving “one of the most profitable businesses in crypto,” alleging multiple employees abused internal data for insider trading over an extended period. Polymarket data currently… pic.twitter.com/naw7awWz4i
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) February 24, 2026
That single post was enough to move markets.
Within hours, traders on Polymarket — a blockchain-based prediction platform where users bet real money on real-world outcomes — piled into a market asking which crypto firm ZachXBT will expose.
Total volume crossed $3 million by Tuesday morning.
Polymarket works by letting users buy and sell contracts tied to specific outcomes. Because bettors risk real capital, the odds tend to reflect genuine conviction rather than casual opinion.
The platform became widely known during the 2024 U.S. election cycle and is now widely used as a sentiment gauge in crypto.
Meteora, a Solana-based liquidity platform, leads the odds at 43%. It has been a recurring name in community discussions about meme coin market structure and early liquidity seeding.
Its ties to politically linked tokens, including Trump-themed meme coins, have kept it under community scrutiny. Meteora did not