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A cluster of wallets with a 98% win rate on Iran-related contracts has triggered law enforcement referrals, congressional probes, and the first-ever federal insider trading case tied to a prediction market. Tue 21 Jul 2026 · 06:28 EDT · 2 min read In Finance Nine wallets. A 98%.
ANJ cited Similarweb estimates after operator-level controls were circumvented in practice while the platform's live odds remained visible. France's gambling regulator ordered internet service providers to block access to Polymarket, the crypto prediction-market platform,.
One of Japan's largest logistics firms is betting ¥1 billion on the country's first regulated yen stablecoin to pay its delivery network A Japanese logistics giant just doubled the entire supply of the country’s first regulated yen stablecoin. In one move. AZ-COM Maruwa.
The biggest World Cup ever is also the richest, and crypto prediction markets are cashing in on the action more than traditional sportsbooks ever could. The FIFA 2026 World Cup champion will pocket $51 million. The runner-up walks away with $34 million. Those numbers are part.
The logistics giant is investing ¥1 billion in the yen-backed token and plans to pay drivers directly in stablecoin Japan’s logistics sector just handed the country’s stablecoin industry its biggest real-world test yet. AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings, one of Japan’s prominent.
Arsene Wenger promises a post-tournament review of the controversial stoppages while FIFA Collect runs on Avalanche and broadcasters rake in massive revenue. FIFA’s Chief of Global Football Development, Arsene Wenger, acknowledged on July 18 that the mandatory hydration breaks.
