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It's a lazy argument imo. As corrupt as they might be there is way more money to make in the stock market or bond market if you have insider info. There is litt
by bluecalm 13d ago
It's a lazy argument imo. As corrupt as they might be there is way more money to make in the stock market or bond market if you have insider info.
There is little reason for them to go after peanuts in the prediction markets.
- FireBeyond 13d agoI don't entirely agree. There's an angle on the "if corrupt, who cares?" but the stock and bond market have orders of magnitude more oversight and (potential) consequences than the risks and consequences of insider trading on the prediction markets.