All Cowlpane coverage tagged insider trading, sourced from global financial publications and updated continuously.
Congress launched an insider‑trading investigation into Polymarket and Kalshi, putting the future of US‑based prediction markets in doubt.
House Oversight chair James Comer subpoenaed Polymarket and Kalshi on May 31, flagging 80 near‑perfect bets and sparking on‑chain risk concerns for prediction‑market users.
NHL and CFTC inked a data‑sharing pact, tightening oversight of sports betting platforms and threatening insider‑trading schemes.
Polymarket users placed 80 near‑perfect bets on U.S. strikes, revealing insider data that could expose your trades to state actors.
Jane Street dumped $192 million of UST just before Terra’s collapse, exposing costly insider‑edge that hurt thousands of holders.
Top executives at five companies have recently sold shares, totaling over $5 million in transaction value. The moves raise questions about investor confidence and corporate governance.
Executives and directors at more than a dozen listed firms bought or sold shares worth from $20,000 to $2.96 million, reflecting varied personal and strategic motives.
A Reddit user from r/wallstreetbets has been arrested for insider trading. The case highlights the risks of illicit market activity on social media.
A Reddit user claims insider trading after submitting a pigeon report to the SEC. The post sparks debate over regulatory enforcement and market transparency.
Federal authorities investigate suspicious bets in Washington’s prediction markets, citing potential insider trading. The probe could reshape how state‑run forecasting platforms operate.
A congresswoman’s large Nasdaq buying spree has drawn attention from regulators, raising concerns over potential market manipulation. The moves have sparked debate over insider trading rules and the need for clearer oversight.
Amphenol (APH) is praised as a key component supplier in the AI data center infrastructure, while a Reddit post discusses insider trading ethics.