George Santos traded against himself on Kalshi and got caught
The Santos case highlights the need for stricter regulations in prediction markets to prevent self-referential trading and ensure market integrity. The post George Santos traded against himself on Kalshi and got caught a...
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The Santos case highlights the need for stricter regulations in prediction markets to prevent self-referential trading and ensure market integrity.
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