Hairdryer hack tips the scales on Polymarket Paris weather bets

TL;DR
French authorities say a hairdryer was used to alter a temperature sensor at Charles de Gaulle airport, allegedly rigging Polymarket weather bets and netting around $34,000; the sensor has since been moved, and the incident underscores questions about using public weather readings for real‑world prediction markets.
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