Caitlin Ostroff
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397 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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But that being said, it's still really hard to track this.
I mean, if your best friend is, you know, the head of marketing for the company handling the Super Bowl halftime show, like, they wouldn't have a way to know that.
So there's the limits as to what they can actually easily figure out in terms of who has insider information and who doesn't.
So prior to recently, we really hadn't seen much action from regulators on this idea of insider trading on prediction markets.
That changed a little bit a couple of weeks ago when Jay Clayton, who's the head of the SCNY, the Southern District of New York Department of the DOJ,
He said that, you know, prediction markets are something that they're very much looking at and that he thinks could be an area where there's enforcement going into the future.
And so that's kind of the first inkling that we've seen that this is going to be an area where regulators are starting to look more and more at.
I mean, there's kind of twofold.
So one is just if you are a normal trader and you're sitting there on the couch betting on, you know, whether the Seahawks win.
Or the halftime show.
If you are a normal person betting in those, that's not really a fair market for you, right?
Like you're going up against people who have more information than you.
On the flip side of that, you have, you know, these markets that are more sensitive.
Will Maduro be ousted?
Will Israel strike Iran?
Those are markets that do have implications for national security.
And this is information that governments keep very closely held because of the potential to have operations go wrong.
And that puts lives in jeopardy and it, you know, can create all sorts of ripple effects.
And so that type of information basically becoming public can be really dangerous.
Right.
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