Manhattan judge reviews ex-soldier's Maduro prediction market case
A Manhattan federal judge questioned the legality of wire fraud and insider trading charges against Gannon Van Dyke, a former U.S. special forces soldier, accused of making over $400,000 through prediction market contracts related to the potential ousting of Venezuelan President Maduro. Van Dyke is charged with using classified information to place bets on platforms like Polymarket, which blurs the line between gambling and futures trading. The case is set for a hearing in November, with a trial scheduled for December.
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