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Prediction markets face DOJ scrutiny over well-timed bets on Nicolás Maduro capture, Iran strikes: sources

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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are scrutinizing well-timed bets on prediction markets that have lately grabbed headlines -- and examining whether they may have violated insider trading laws, sources told The Post.

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Prediction markets face DOJ scrutiny over well-timed bets on Nicolás Maduro capture, Iran strikes: sources

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are scrutinizing well-timed bets on prediction markets that have lately grabbed headlines -- and examining whether they may have violated insider trading laws, sources told The Post.

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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