Polymarket Insider Case: Why Abuse Rules Matter
The post Polymarket Insider Case: Why Abuse Rules Matter appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Event markets have jumped from niche to mainstream, pricing elections, macro prints, and real-world outcomes in real time. But with sharper liquidity comes sharper concerns: who knows what, and when? The latest Polymarket insider-trading flap has pushed prediction venues into the policy spotlight. This article unpacks what qualifies as insider trading in event markets, what changed in 2026, and the rulebook these platforms will likely need. You’ll also find practical checklists for operators and traders, a comparison of market-abuse frameworks, and clear next steps to reduce risk without killing liquidity. Quick Answer Editor’s note: In Q1–Q2 2026 I watched prediction markets mature fast: liquidity deepened around U.S. macro prints and elections, and spreads tightened as new makers arrived. At the same time, desks started asking me about surveillance—especially after Congressional letters hit