Political betting is certainly in fashion. In fact, nowadays people bet on almost anything that someone is willing to spend their money on.
In the last week and after Elon Musk's appearance in the Trump campaign, it seems that betting is turning around.
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Thus, the bettors of one of the largest betting sites in the crypto space Polymarket give a slight advantage to Donald Trump with 54% vs. 46% for Kamala Harris.
The truth is that betting seems to me to be a more reliable method than opinion makers to know who has the advantage since people put their money in and that makes it more credible than pseudo-journalists at the service of what their masters tell them.
What surprises me the most is that the support of a famous person like Elon Musk or some fashionable singer can move people's votes so much. That says very little about the criteria that modern societies have when it comes to voting for who will decide their destinies.
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