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Scoperto chi aveva vinto $400mila scommettendo su Polymarket sulla cattura di Maduro: un sergente 38enne dell’esercito che aveva informazioni riservate sull’operazione
Non è stato Trump, suo figlio, o un suo amico come molti sapientoni hanno scritto, bensì un 38enne Sergente Maggiore (o qualsiasi altra cosa sia il suo grado) che ha scommesso 13 volte anche su altri aspetti sempre inerenti alla missione in Venezuela.
Ho trovato solo l’articolo originale del NYT perchè è uscita poche ore fa e si vede che non l’hanno data la notizia in italiano (leggasi tradotta), c‘è anche il documento di arresto della corte di NY (ecco la prima pagina https://i.ibb.co/qYSVngkS/IMG-1516.png , sono 14)
>The soldier, Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, who was stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, **made more than $400,000** by betting on different outcomes related to Venezuela after learning of the operation, federal prosecutors and the F.B.I. said.
>An indictment filed in Manhattan federal court says **Sergeant Van Dyke, 38, was involved in the “planning and execution” of the seizure of Mr. Maduro** and was making bets up to Jan. 2, the day before the seizure of the Venezuelan leader and his wife, Cilia Flores, from a Caracas compound.
>The **sergeant bet on events related to Mr. Maduro and Venezuela 13 times** in all, including “bets on the timing and outcome” of the operation to remove Mr. Maduro, according to the indictment and Jay Clayton, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
>The indictment represents **one of the highest-profile episodes of a U.S. government employee using classified information to make money on prediction markets** — a threat to national security that has led the White House to warn its staff to avoid such insider trading. The warning came amid a surge of suspicious trading related to the war with Iran.
Trump dice non è contento e non gli piacciono i casinò… tutto coerente con il fatto che lo stesso Trump ha costruito non so quanti -dozzine?- di casinò =D
> President Trump, when asked on Thursday about government employees using prediction markets, said, “**The whole world unfortunately has become somewhat of a casino.**”
>He added, “I was never much in favor of it. I don’t like it conceptually. **It is what it is**. I’m not happy with any of that stuff.”
>**Polymarket** said in a statement Thursday that it had published new rules to tighten insider trading last month. It added that **when it identified a user trading on classified government information, it referred the matter to the Justice Department and cooperated with its investigation**.
#local
Non è stato Trump, suo figlio, o un suo amico come molti sapientoni hanno scritto, bensì un 38enne Sergente Maggiore (o qualsiasi altra cosa sia il suo grado) che ha scommesso 13 volte anche su altri aspetti sempre inerenti alla missione in Venezuela.
Ho trovato solo l’articolo originale del NYT perchè è uscita poche ore fa e si vede che non l’hanno data la notizia in italiano (leggasi tradotta), c‘è anche il documento di arresto della corte di NY (ecco la prima pagina https://i.ibb.co/qYSVngkS/IMG-1516.png , sono 14)
>The soldier, Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, who was stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, **made more than $400,000** by betting on different outcomes related to Venezuela after learning of the operation, federal prosecutors and the F.B.I. said.
>An indictment filed in Manhattan federal court says **Sergeant Van Dyke, 38, was involved in the “planning and execution” of the seizure of Mr. Maduro** and was making bets up to Jan. 2, the day before the seizure of the Venezuelan leader and his wife, Cilia Flores, from a Caracas compound.
>The **sergeant bet on events related to Mr. Maduro and Venezuela 13 times** in all, including “bets on the timing and outcome” of the operation to remove Mr. Maduro, according to the indictment and Jay Clayton, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
>The indictment represents **one of the highest-profile episodes of a U.S. government employee using classified information to make money on prediction markets** — a threat to national security that has led the White House to warn its staff to avoid such insider trading. The warning came amid a surge of suspicious trading related to the war with Iran.
Trump dice non è contento e non gli piacciono i casinò… tutto coerente con il fatto che lo stesso Trump ha costruito non so quanti -dozzine?- di casinò =D
> President Trump, when asked on Thursday about government employees using prediction markets, said, “**The whole world unfortunately has become somewhat of a casino.**”
>He added, “I was never much in favor of it. I don’t like it conceptually. **It is what it is**. I’m not happy with any of that stuff.”
>**Polymarket** said in a statement Thursday that it had published new rules to tighten insider trading last month. It added that **when it identified a user trading on classified government information, it referred the matter to the Justice Department and cooperated with its investigation**.
#local
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