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Polymarket Founder "Not Right to Become a Political Sacrifice"... Musk "Agrees"
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- Polymarket founder Coplan expressed her stance, stating it is disappointing that the government explicitly investigates companies related to political opponents.
- Coplan mentioned that if the government had shown a friendly attitude towards companies and startups, the election results might have been different.
- Regarding this, Musk CEO of Tesla responded, 'That's true.'
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It has been revealed that the FBI urgently searched the residence of Polymarket founder Seoyoung Coplan, and Seoyoung Coplan has expressed her stance on this matter.
On the 14th, Seoyoung Coplan stated through her X (Twitter) account, "It is disappointing that the current government is explicitly investigating companies they consider political opponents. We aim to steer clear of any political affiliations."
Coplan further stated, "The current government should reflect on the unsatisfactory election results," adding, "If they had shown a friendly attitude towards companies and startups, this election might have turned out differently."
In response to Coplan's post, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, replied, "That's true."
