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Polymarket Reports Insider Trading Cases to Justice Department

Polymarket has flagged multiple accounts for potential insider trading related to military operations to the Justice Department. The Anti-Corruption Data Collective's analysis revealed that certain users, categorized as orcas, showed signs of insider trading, earning significant profits from their bets. This follows a case involving an Army soldier charged with using classified information for betting on military operations.

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Polymarket has flagged multiple accounts for potential insider trading related to military operations to the Justice Department. The Anti-Corruption Data Collective's analysis revealed that certain users, categorized as orcas, showed signs of insider trading, earning significant profits from their bets. This follows a case involving an Army soldier charged with using classified information for betting on military operations.

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Polymarket flags dozens of military insider trading cases to DOJ: Report

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Polymarket Reports Insider Trading Cases to Justice Department