New York Attorney General Letitia James filed suit calling Polymarket an unlicensed gambling operation, and Polymarket filed its own suit against Governor Kathy

NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange is putting $2B into Polymarket, with the platform's valuation reportedly reaching about $15B in the new funding talks.

Regulators and lawmakers are questioning whether event contracts tied to the failure of banks such as JPMorgan and Bank of America cross into illegal gambling o

Kalshi is courting investors at a $40B valuation as combined Kalshi and Polymarket monthly trading volume reportedly doubled from $26B to $53B in 2026.

Federal prosecutors allege a U.S. Special Forces soldier profited from nonpublic knowledge of a Venezuela operation, prompting fresh insider-trading scrutiny of

The case adds to a widening insider-trading crackdown touching prediction markets.

Kalshi's move comes amid heightened regulatory and lawmaker attention to insider activity on prediction markets.

The request signals growing congressional interest in the ownership and influence structures behind prediction market platforms.

The breach is a reminder of custody and security risk on the crypto-adjacent trading platform.

Polymarket's volume growth comes even as it faces a New York lawsuit, suggesting traders are continuing to use the platform.

The report raises AML concerns as US regulators and states scrutinize prediction market operators.

Large positioning ahead of a geopolitical announcement renewed questions about information leakage into event markets.

The clarification followed ABC's report that Polymarket would tighten security in the wake of the Maduro betting case.

The contracts offer a market-implied read on monetary policy expectations.

The pricing shift concentrates fee revenue in Polymarket's hands relative to rivals.

State-level scrutiny of sports and event wagering is broadening beyond New York.

The findings highlight the widening gap between sophisticated and retail participants on the venues.

James's reported $15 million Polymarket deal drew criticism, and Green said he would 1000% take a similar partnership.