TechFlow News: On March 2, according to JIN10 Data, over the past weekend—while global traditional financial markets were closed—large amounts of capital flowed into prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi, as well as decentralized exchanges like Hyperliquid. Investors sought to hedge risks or place speculative bets on the potential consequences of a U.S.-Israeli strike against Iran via these platforms. However, this capital frenzy quickly escalated into a public relations storm. Starting Saturday last week, numerous质疑 posts emerged on the social platform X, accusing certain insiders of exploiting advance knowledge of the military strike to profit massively in prediction markets. In response to the criticism, a White House spokesperson told the media: “The only special interest guiding the Trump administration’s decisions is the greatest interest of the American people.” In fact, crackdowns targeting insider betting based on international conflicts have already begun in certain regions worldwide.
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