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- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth banned personnel from using nonpublic information to trade on prediction markets.
- The memo warns that enemies monitor trades and that violators face criminal penalties.
- Sergeant Gannon Van Dyke, 38, was charged with $32,500 bets on Maduro’s removal.
- A Special Forces soldier earned over $400,000 on Polymarket using classified Maduro operation data.
- The White House warned staff not to trade on markets with privileged information.
