What bets are lawmakers and staffers making on prediction markets? They're not required to tell us.

Fuente: Business Insider

A new bill from Sens. Todd Young and Elissa Slotkin would amend government ethics rules to require disclosure of trades made on prediction markets. Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesThere are concerns about potential insider trading by government officials on prediction markets.

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