The FBI conducted a search of Polymarket CEO Shane Kaplan's apartment in Manhattan, taking his phone and electronic devices. The reasons for the search were not disclosed, but a source suspects political revenge for accurately predicting Trump's victory in the election. Polymarket, supported by Peter Thiel, suspended operations in the U.S. in 2022 after a fine from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The platform is now only available outside the U.S.
11/14/2024 2:18:14 PM (GMT+1)
The FBI searched Shane Kaplan's apartment, CEO of Polymarket, taking his phone and electronic devices, a week after successfully predicting Trump's victory in the election 📱
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