South Korean police investigate Polymarket users for illegal gambling

Undisclosed influencer promotions on social media risk eroding public trust and highlight the need for transparency in digital marketing practices. The post Polymarket paid influencers over $350K to promote betting odds on X without disclosure appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Polymarket has accused its archrival Kalshi of corporate espionage, alleging in a New York Post report that the federally regulated exchange serially copied its product launches and may be watching its SoHo offices. The crypto-native platform says it opened an internal probe and kept a dossier of suspicious incidents, and even tinted its windows. Kalshi […]

Polymarket’s chief marketing officer sent more than $2.5 million through a personal PayPal account to over 800 people in 14 months, including at least $350,000 to influencers who promoted the crypto prediction market on X without disclosing they were paid, POLITICO reports. $2.5 Million Through a Personal PayPal Account According to a POLITICO investigation published […]

Nvidia's dominance in AI-chip demand reshapes market dynamics, challenging traditional tech leaders and influencing future market cap forecasts. The post Nvidia poised to end June as largest company by market cap: Polymarket appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Polymarket has paid at least $350,000 to social media influencers over a 14-month period, with many of those creators later promoting the prediction market platform on X without clearly disclosing a paid relationship, according to a POLITICO investigation based on…

South Korean police investigate Polymarket users for alleged illegal gambling as election betting volumes reach billions of won. South Korean police have launched the country’s first investigation into local users of Polymarket. It is the largest prediction market in the world. Some users are suspected to have been involved in illegal gambling activities on the […] The post South Korea Launches First Probe into Polymarket Users appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

South Korean police reportedly launched the country’s first illegal gambling probe into local Polymarket users amid election-betting scrutiny.

South Korean police have launched the country’s first known investigation into domestic Polymarket users, with authorities examining whether participation in the prediction market platform violated local gambling laws. According to a Chosun Biz report, the Gangwon Provincial Police Agency is…