Bellezza..

Everyone knows that crypto is often used for speculation and that insider trading is common.

This is even more true on prediction markets - the market is smaller, blockchain-based, and relatively anonymous, which gives insiders free rein.

When a platform leaks signals that a $1B $BTC buy is coming and traders jump in early, it’s hard not to wonder if some people are playing with information the rest of the market never gets. Watching the charts, the reaction looked way too clean: quick spike, aggressive long positioning, and no hesitation. That’s not retail behavior; that’s coordinated confidence. And whenever you see that, you have to question whether the edge came from skill… or from knowing something before everyone else.

But calling it “insider trading” in crypto is tricky, because we’re still operating in a space with loose rules and weak guardrails. This might just expose a flaw in how prediction markets handle sensitive flows. If traders can infer major orders from open liquidity or internal data patterns, that’s a structural weakness not a coincidence.

Either way, it’s a wake-up call: in a market this young, information is still the strongest weapon, and the people with the earliest signals will always shape the chart before the rest of us even refresh the page.

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