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Cryptocurrency
fromThe Verge
3 days ago

Oh, you think the government will regulate Kalshi and Polymarket? Wanna bet?

The CFTC lacks sufficient resources to effectively police insider trading in prediction markets, relying instead on exchange self-policing despite having regulatory authority.
Cryptocurrency
fromThe Verge
3 days ago

Oh, you think the government will regulate Kalshi and Polymarket? Wanna bet?

The CFTC lacks sufficient resources to effectively police insider trading in prediction markets, relying instead on exchange self-policing despite having regulatory authority.
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fromReadWrite
1 week ago
Privacy professionals

Polymarket and Palantir build sports prediction integrity platform

Polymarket partners with Palantir Technologies and TWG AI to build an AI-powered monitoring system detecting suspicious activity in sports prediction markets.
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago
Business

Kalshi built a team to detect insider trading. Can it define it?

Prediction markets face insider-trading risks; Polymarket tolerates private-information trades while Kalshi is instituting surveillance, enforcement, and advisory measures to curb such trading.
Privacy professionals
fromReadWrite
1 week ago

Polymarket and Palantir build sports prediction integrity platform

Polymarket partners with Palantir Technologies and TWG AI to build an AI-powered monitoring system detecting suspicious activity in sports prediction markets.
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Cryptocurrency
fromTheregister
1 month ago

South Korea enlists AI to spot pump and dump schemes

South Korea deployed AI tools to detect pump-and-dump schemes targeting stocks and cryptocurrencies and to analyze suspicious high-frequency crypto trading.
fromFortune
5 months ago

AI trading is flooding Wall Street-and fueling a 1.2 trillion-message trading surge, NYSE president says | Fortune

Humans are no longer the ones setting the breakneck pace on Wall Street. The New York Stock Exchange is now processing 1.2 trillion order messages per day, a staggering threefold jump from just four years ago, according to New York Stock Exchange President Lynn Martin. The surge, she said, is being driven by AI-fueled trading, algorithmic strategies, and hyperspeed market participants that have transformed the structure of U.S. markets.
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