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  1. Local News Matters Bay Area: 10 crypto firm execs, employees charged in alleged scheme to manipulate token prices. “Ten executives and employees from four cryptocurrency trading firms were charged Monday in federal court in Oakland in connection with alleged schemes to inflate digital token prices and trading activity through fraudulent ‘wash trading,’ federal prosecutors said.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/06/local-news-matters-bay-area-10-crypto-firm-execs-employees-charged-in-alleged-scheme-to-manipulate-token-prices/
  2. Local News Matters Bay Area: 10 crypto firm execs, employees charged in alleged scheme to manipulate token prices. “Ten executives and employees from four cryptocurrency trading firms were charged Monday in federal court in Oakland in connection with alleged schemes to inflate digital token prices and trading activity through fraudulent ‘wash trading,’ federal prosecutors said.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/06/local-news-matters-bay-area-10-crypto-firm-execs-employees-charged-in-alleged-scheme-to-manipulate-token-prices/
  3. Local News Matters Bay Area: 10 crypto firm execs, employees charged in alleged scheme to manipulate token prices. “Ten executives and employees from four cryptocurrency trading firms were charged Monday in federal court in Oakland in connection with alleged schemes to inflate digital token prices and trading activity through fraudulent ‘wash trading,’ federal prosecutors said.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/06/local-news-matters-bay-area-10-crypto-firm-execs-employees-charged-in-alleged-scheme-to-manipulate-token-prices/
  4. Local News Matters Bay Area: 10 crypto firm execs, employees charged in alleged scheme to manipulate token prices. “Ten executives and employees from four cryptocurrency trading firms were charged Monday in federal court in Oakland in connection with alleged schemes to inflate digital token prices and trading activity through fraudulent ‘wash trading,’ federal prosecutors said.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/06/local-news-matters-bay-area-10-crypto-firm-execs-employees-charged-in-alleged-scheme-to-manipulate-token-prices/
  5. XRP Volumes on Aster DEX Mimic Those on Binance, Raising Questions About Market Frenzy - Crypto data giant DefiLlama earlier today pulled Aster’s perpetuals data from its ... - coindesk.com/markets/2025/10/0 #tradingvolume #washtrading #markets #news #xrp

  6. XRP Volumes on Aster DEX Mimic Those on Binance, Raising Questions About Market Frenzy - Crypto data giant DefiLlama earlier today pulled Aster’s perpetuals data from its ... - coindesk.com/markets/2025/10/0 #tradingvolume #washtrading #markets #news #xrp

  7. XRP Volumes on Aster DEX Mimic Those on Binance, Raising Questions About Market Frenzy - Crypto data giant DefiLlama earlier today pulled Aster’s perpetuals data from its ... - coindesk.com/markets/2025/10/0 #tradingvolume #washtrading #markets #news #xrp

  8. XRP Volumes on Aster DEX Mimic Those on Binance, Raising Questions About Market Frenzy - Crypto data giant DefiLlama earlier today pulled Aster’s perpetuals data from its ... - coindesk.com/markets/2025/10/0 #tradingvolume #washtrading #markets #news #xrp

  9. @davidgerard Meta is paying Google $10B+ for "cloud" -- what do you want to bet in a couple weeks Google will pay Meta ~$10B for "metaverse" or "advertising" or something #washTrading
    cnbc.com/2025/08/21/google-sco

  10. @davidgerard Meta is paying Google $10B+ for "cloud" -- what do you want to bet in a couple weeks Google will pay Meta ~$10B for "metaverse" or "advertising" or something #washTrading
    cnbc.com/2025/08/21/google-sco

  11. @davidgerard Meta is paying Google $10B+ for "cloud" -- what do you want to bet in a couple weeks Google will pay Meta ~$10B for "metaverse" or "advertising" or something #washTrading
    cnbc.com/2025/08/21/google-sco

  12. @davidgerard Meta is paying Google $10B+ for "cloud" -- what do you want to bet in a couple weeks Google will pay Meta ~$10B for "metaverse" or "advertising" or something #washTrading
    cnbc.com/2025/08/21/google-sco

  13. @davidgerard Meta is paying Google $10B+ for "cloud" -- what do you want to bet in a couple weeks Google will pay Meta ~$10B for "metaverse" or "advertising" or something #washTrading
    cnbc.com/2025/08/21/google-sco

  14. "The prediction market Polymarket has skyrocketed into mainstream consciousness during the 2024 U.S. elections, with the platform reporting that users have placed $2.7 billion in bets over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be elected president in early November.

    But analysts at two crypto research firms have found evidence of rampant wash trading on Polymarket, even as its odds have been shared widely across social media and mainstream media outlets. Donald Trump currently has a 67% chance of winning, according to the platform.

    In separate investigations completed by the blockchain firms Chaos Labs and Inca Digital and shared exclusively with Fortune, analysts found that Polymarket activity exhibited signs of wash trading, a form of market manipulation where shares are bought and sold, often simultaneously and repeatedly, to create a false impression of volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that wash trading constituted around one-third of trading volume on Polymarket’s presidential market, while Inca Digital found that a “significant portion of the volume” on the market could be attributed to potential wash trading, according to its report.

    While other prediction markets, including Kalshi and Robinhood, have launched in the U.S. since a pivotal court decision in September legalized electoral betting, Polymarket remains the largest platform by far, thanks in part to its crypto-native design and offshore operations. Polymarket remains inaccessible to U.S. investors. Still, with less than a week until Election Day, the suspicious activity on Polymarket raises questions about the accuracy of the site, which, its 26-year-old founder Shayne Coplan has touted, can “demystify the real-world events that matter most to you.”"

    fortune.com/crypto/2024/10/30/

    #USA #Politics #PresidentialElection2024 #PredictionMarkets #Polymarket #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #WashTrading

  15. "The prediction market Polymarket has skyrocketed into mainstream consciousness during the 2024 U.S. elections, with the platform reporting that users have placed $2.7 billion in bets over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be elected president in early November.

    But analysts at two crypto research firms have found evidence of rampant wash trading on Polymarket, even as its odds have been shared widely across social media and mainstream media outlets. Donald Trump currently has a 67% chance of winning, according to the platform.

    In separate investigations completed by the blockchain firms Chaos Labs and Inca Digital and shared exclusively with Fortune, analysts found that Polymarket activity exhibited signs of wash trading, a form of market manipulation where shares are bought and sold, often simultaneously and repeatedly, to create a false impression of volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that wash trading constituted around one-third of trading volume on Polymarket’s presidential market, while Inca Digital found that a “significant portion of the volume” on the market could be attributed to potential wash trading, according to its report.

    While other prediction markets, including Kalshi and Robinhood, have launched in the U.S. since a pivotal court decision in September legalized electoral betting, Polymarket remains the largest platform by far, thanks in part to its crypto-native design and offshore operations. Polymarket remains inaccessible to U.S. investors. Still, with less than a week until Election Day, the suspicious activity on Polymarket raises questions about the accuracy of the site, which, its 26-year-old founder Shayne Coplan has touted, can “demystify the real-world events that matter most to you.”"

    fortune.com/crypto/2024/10/30/

    #USA #Politics #PresidentialElection2024 #PredictionMarkets #Polymarket #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #WashTrading

  16. "The prediction market Polymarket has skyrocketed into mainstream consciousness during the 2024 U.S. elections, with the platform reporting that users have placed $2.7 billion in bets over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be elected president in early November.

    But analysts at two crypto research firms have found evidence of rampant wash trading on Polymarket, even as its odds have been shared widely across social media and mainstream media outlets. Donald Trump currently has a 67% chance of winning, according to the platform.

    In separate investigations completed by the blockchain firms Chaos Labs and Inca Digital and shared exclusively with Fortune, analysts found that Polymarket activity exhibited signs of wash trading, a form of market manipulation where shares are bought and sold, often simultaneously and repeatedly, to create a false impression of volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that wash trading constituted around one-third of trading volume on Polymarket’s presidential market, while Inca Digital found that a “significant portion of the volume” on the market could be attributed to potential wash trading, according to its report.

    While other prediction markets, including Kalshi and Robinhood, have launched in the U.S. since a pivotal court decision in September legalized electoral betting, Polymarket remains the largest platform by far, thanks in part to its crypto-native design and offshore operations. Polymarket remains inaccessible to U.S. investors. Still, with less than a week until Election Day, the suspicious activity on Polymarket raises questions about the accuracy of the site, which, its 26-year-old founder Shayne Coplan has touted, can “demystify the real-world events that matter most to you.”"

    fortune.com/crypto/2024/10/30/

    #USA #Politics #PresidentialElection2024 #PredictionMarkets #Polymarket #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #WashTrading

  17. "The prediction market Polymarket has skyrocketed into mainstream consciousness during the 2024 U.S. elections, with the platform reporting that users have placed $2.7 billion in bets over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be elected president in early November.

    But analysts at two crypto research firms have found evidence of rampant wash trading on Polymarket, even as its odds have been shared widely across social media and mainstream media outlets. Donald Trump currently has a 67% chance of winning, according to the platform.

    In separate investigations completed by the blockchain firms Chaos Labs and Inca Digital and shared exclusively with Fortune, analysts found that Polymarket activity exhibited signs of wash trading, a form of market manipulation where shares are bought and sold, often simultaneously and repeatedly, to create a false impression of volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that wash trading constituted around one-third of trading volume on Polymarket’s presidential market, while Inca Digital found that a “significant portion of the volume” on the market could be attributed to potential wash trading, according to its report.

    While other prediction markets, including Kalshi and Robinhood, have launched in the U.S. since a pivotal court decision in September legalized electoral betting, Polymarket remains the largest platform by far, thanks in part to its crypto-native design and offshore operations. Polymarket remains inaccessible to U.S. investors. Still, with less than a week until Election Day, the suspicious activity on Polymarket raises questions about the accuracy of the site, which, its 26-year-old founder Shayne Coplan has touted, can “demystify the real-world events that matter most to you.”"

    fortune.com/crypto/2024/10/30/

    #USA #Politics #PresidentialElection2024 #PredictionMarkets #Polymarket #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #WashTrading

  18. "The prediction market Polymarket has skyrocketed into mainstream consciousness during the 2024 U.S. elections, with the platform reporting that users have placed $2.7 billion in bets over whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will be elected president in early November.

    But analysts at two crypto research firms have found evidence of rampant wash trading on Polymarket, even as its odds have been shared widely across social media and mainstream media outlets. Donald Trump currently has a 67% chance of winning, according to the platform.

    In separate investigations completed by the blockchain firms Chaos Labs and Inca Digital and shared exclusively with Fortune, analysts found that Polymarket activity exhibited signs of wash trading, a form of market manipulation where shares are bought and sold, often simultaneously and repeatedly, to create a false impression of volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that wash trading constituted around one-third of trading volume on Polymarket’s presidential market, while Inca Digital found that a “significant portion of the volume” on the market could be attributed to potential wash trading, according to its report.

    While other prediction markets, including Kalshi and Robinhood, have launched in the U.S. since a pivotal court decision in September legalized electoral betting, Polymarket remains the largest platform by far, thanks in part to its crypto-native design and offshore operations. Polymarket remains inaccessible to U.S. investors. Still, with less than a week until Election Day, the suspicious activity on Polymarket raises questions about the accuracy of the site, which, its 26-year-old founder Shayne Coplan has touted, can “demystify the real-world events that matter most to you.”"

    fortune.com/crypto/2024/10/30/

    #USA #Politics #PresidentialElection2024 #PredictionMarkets #Polymarket #Crypto #Cryptocurrencies #WashTrading