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Polymarket traders see a 10% chance the AI bubble bursts before New Year’s Day

Polymarket traders see a 10% chance the AI bubble bursts before New Year’s Day
MarketWatch Wednesday 21 October 2026, 15:59 UTC By Joseph Adinolfi 1 min read
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For investors worried that the runaway artificial-intelligence trade might be about to hit the skids, prediction markets are already starting to reflect that anxiety.

For investors worried that the runaway artificial-intelligence trade might be about to hit the skids, prediction markets are already starting to reflect that anxiety. [Image text:] SERVENOTE 58130 A 19117 Lt
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