> especially in a multipolar world where American sanctions increasingly fail

You're claiming the U.S. government is impotent against holding Polymarket to account?

> These markets are global

The trades in question are bets on Polymarket and Intercontinental Exchange Brent oil futures. These are well within the remit of American law enforcement.

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int32_64 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

>You're claiming the U.S. government is impotent against holding Polymarket to account?

Yes, if US regulators quash Polymarket their lunch will be eaten by a global competitor HQ'd in a country the US can't touch.

A lot of the insider weekend trading of oil is happening on hyperliquid, a DEX associated with developers in Singapore, what can the SEC or CFTC do to them?

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Mtinie 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Why would the U.S. government want to sabotage prediction markets when the chief executive has a vested interest in keeping them legitimate?

	▲	JumpCrisscross 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Why would the U.S. government want to sabotage prediction markets when the chief executive has a vested interest in keeping them legitimate? "Solving" the problem of administration juniors compromising our military for profit doesn't require sabotaging anything. Just the exchanges turning over records.