Sources: federal authorities prepare to charge a US serviceman and a KPMG employee with insider trading on prediction markets, as part of a new batch of cases
THE SO WHAT
Insider trading charges tied to prediction markets treat these platforms like regulated financial venues, not toys for forecasters. If you’re running internal or external prediction markets, assume securities-style scrutiny on information flows and participant roles.
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