House Oversight Chair calls for possible ban on government officials’ prediction market bets over insider trading concerns
The House Oversight Committee is calling for new limits on government officials’ use of prediction markets, including a potential ban.
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- The House Oversight Committee is calling for new limits on government officials’ use of prediction markets, including a potential ban.
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