Celebrity accused of looking 'like an alien,' new account places $25,000 bet on U.S. government confirmation

According to PolyBeats monitoring, on October 7, Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell and his wife Susan Dell publicized the couple's $6.25 billion donation to the "Trump Account" children's investment program. After the event video spread on social platforms, many netizens' attention shifted from the donation to Susan Dell's facial expressions and movements, with some saying she "doesn't look human."

Subsequently, netizens turned their criticism toward two female political figures. On October 13, Barbera Thornhill was appointed as Ambassador for Monitoring and Combating Human Trafficking. After the appointment photo was released, some wrote "the Trump administration isn't even trying to hide the aliens anymore," describing her cosmetic surgery traces. During the same period, a TikTok video of US Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler was also used by netizens as "evidence," pointing to her prominent neck and suspicious height.

On the prediction market Polymarket, a new account named yeslabby with no other trading activity has invested $25,000 over the past 20 days on "the US government admitting the existence of aliens within the year," with the current probability at only 5%. If the event occurs, the account would see returns of nearly $600,000.

According to market rules, if the US President, any cabinet member, any member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or any federal agency explicitly states before 23:59 Eastern Time on December 31, 2026, that extraterrestrial life or extraterrestrial technology exists, the market resolves as "Yes"; otherwise, it resolves as "No."