The reporting details how the platform's aggressive expansion created conditions for manipulation and abuse, adding to scrutiny of prediction-market integrity.

The reported raise would value the regulated prediction-market exchange far above its earlier rounds as competition with Polymarket intensifies.

The platform is reportedly raising fresh capital at a valuation that reflects surging volume in event contracts ahead of the US midterms.

Prosecutors' characterization of event contracts as swaps underpins charges against a soldier accused of making $400,000 betting on Maduro's removal, a classifi

Outlets report that wagers on major British banks collapsing have drawn warnings from UK authorities, raising questions about whether event contracts can pressu

The case is among the highest-profile insider-trading charges brought over prediction-market trading to date.

The exchange's response follows a wave of insider-trading cases at rival platforms and mounting regulatory attention on prediction markets.

The platform's push into Europe runs against national bans such as France's ANJ restriction, leaving legal exposure for users who access it via VPN.

The NBA star's promotional tie-up with the prediction market is not clearly prohibited, but it highlights gaps in league rules on gambling-adjacent partnerships

The data adds to evidence that retail participants broadly underperform on prediction markets, echoing concerns raised about consumer harm.

The decline comes as prediction markets and event contracts draw volume and attention away from traditional sportsbook operators.

The reporting examines how young traders' financial anxiety is being channeled into event contracts, a trend both platforms and regulators are watching.

Market pricing has shifted toward the Bolsonaro camp in Brazil's presidential race, a notable move in one of Polymarket's largest political markets.

Market pricing on the midterms has become a closely watched indicator as the November vote approaches.

The piece argues that financial and prediction products have blurred the line between investing and betting, part of a broader cultural shift.

Odds on the French far-right leader rose as protests continued, illustrating how political markets react to street-level events.

Traders increasingly price an early Spanish election and a Feijoo-led government, according to the market's implied odds.

Polymarket pricing puts Spain as the leading contender for the World Cup title.