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Congressional inaction is a bad bet for prediction markets

Howard Fischer and Adam Brody
GRIP Montage: Moses Singer

New monthly column with former prosecutors addressing prediction markets and exploring the compliance and enforcement issues they present.

As former prosecutors, federal and state, we worry that prediction markets have, by converting all human activity into a potential investment into one of two binary outcomes, vastly expanded opportunities for insider trading or market manipulation. Our laws and the institutions entrusted to enforce those laws are not ready for

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