🚨 The post criticizes Payment for Order Flow (PFOF) as "Payment for Order Fraud," noting bans in the UK since 2012, EU effective 2026, Canada, Australia, and Singapore since 2023, while claiming it was never permitted in China, India, or South Korea. - It singles out Citadel Securities and Ken Griffin as the largest US PFOF participant, with the short video showing Griffin speaking and gesturing expressively outside a Citadel building. - PFOF enables commission-free trading for retail investors by routing orders to market makers who pay brokers, but raises concerns over potential conflicts in best execution and price improvement compared to practices in stricter jurisdictions. #SEC #CFTC #DOJ

🇺🇲 CFTC Chairman Mike Selig just drew a clear line:☝🏼 “Under my leadership, the @CFTC will defend our exclusive jurisdiction over all commodity derivatives — including prediction markets.” To the states trying to preempt us? “We’ll see you in court.” Federal clarity > state chaos. Prediction markets are here to stay. The future of event contracts is on-chain 💪🏼

I found a @Polymarket trader who made +$200,000 and leave the polymarket This trader joined polymarket in june 2026 with just 6 predictions he lost 4 and won 2 So his overall profit is +$200,000 in 6 trades but here the interesting part comes. This guy hasn't predicted anything since more then 11 day i checked his profile and found another interesting thing He still holds over $300,000 USDC on his polymarket balance which means he going to play but no one know when

The prediction market is exploding so rapidly that the books are fragmented, and price discrepancies are commonplace. For example, today, @bread_hot terminal just connected directly to Polymarket! If you browse several prediction platforms and see different prices for the same event, here's why: * Each platform executes its own orders, with supply and demand balancing independently, leading to price differences. * Some use on chain stablecoins, while others use traditional USD; not to mention different deposit and withdrawal fees, causing prices to adjust accordingly. * Due to geographical barriers and KYC, the crowd on each platform is completely different. * While they may look similar, the terms and conditions for determining results between platforms can differ slightly. Arbitrage traders who want to profit from the price difference are out of luck because they don't have enough capital to spread across all platforms. So the trick is to open accounts on several platforms, and choose the one with the best price for the same outcome!

TOM LEE: A 55% JUMP IN MARGIN DEBT COULD BE A WARNING FOR MARKETS He says investors are borrowing more money to trade, and that has often led to consolidation: - Margin debt is up around 55% year over year, a tremendous rise in borrowed money used for trading - The last time margin debt growth was above 50% was last October, and markets consolidated after that jump - Since 1960, every time margin debt jumped over 50%, the market consolidated five of those times, except in 2021

Polymarket filed to offer margin trading in the U.S. That turns it from a prediction market into a leveraged trading venue.

Tokenized money market funds can settle as bank-grade margin collateral, fully compliant with existing regulation. That's the headline finding from a new industry report published by @GlobalDigitalFi (GDF) and @ISDA.