Betting on politics: Insider trading infiltrates war planning to speech writing
Who will be the next official to leave the Trump administration?That’s a question currently trading on Kalshi, one of the largest U.S. prediction markets. As of mid-July, traders have wagered nearly $6 million on contracts asking which top Trump administration officials will leave their posts before January 2027. Kalshi disciplinary records in April identified several political candidates who placed wagers involving their own elections.
- ▪Who will be the next official to leave the Trump administration?That’s a question currently trading on Kalshi, one of the largest U.S. prediction markets.
- ▪As of mid-July, traders have wagered nearly $6 million on contracts asking which top Trump administration officials will leave their posts before January 2027.
- ▪Kalshi disciplinary records in April identified several political candidates who placed wagers involving their own elections.
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Who will be the next official to leave the Trump administration?That’s a question currently trading on Kalshi, one of the largest U.S. prediction markets. As of mid-July, traders have wagered nearly $6 million on contracts asking which top Trump administration officials will leave their posts before January 2027. Recommended Stories Betting on politics: Insider trading infiltrates war planning to speech writing SPLC had inside ‘source’ within Patriot Front: Intelligence report North Carolina becomes first state to legitimize prediction markets Prediction markets allow users to buy and sell contracts tied to the outcome of future events, ranging from whether it will rain in Las Vegas to the final score of the World Cup championship.Advertisement A series of recent insider trading…
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