Insiders Are Cashing In on Prediction Markets
A surge in prediction market activity on platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi has raised serious concerns about insider trading, as anonymous users place highly accurate, lucrative bets on events ranging from the Super Bowl halftime show to geopolitical conflicts—bets that suggest access
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