Senators Demand Answers From CFTC Over Alleged Polymarket Deceptive Advertising
Senators are seeking answers from the CFTC about recent allegations of deceptive marketing from Polymarket.
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The platform for predicting market users impacted by a website exploit that led to the theft of about $3 million in cryptocurrency assets will receive full reimbursement from Polymarket. The claim is that, instead of an issue with the underlying architecture of the platform, the incident was due to malware
Read full articleSenators are seeking answers from the CFTC about recent allegations of deceptive marketing from Polymarket.
Senators Adam Schiff and John Curtis sent a letter to CFTC Chair Michael Selig Thursday asking whether the agency is investigating Polymarket's paid influencer scheme, putting the regulator in a bind over a platform it licenses but whose staged trades ran on an offshore site beyond its direct reach.
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Polymarket has confirmed that attackers compromised a third party vendor and used the access to inject malicious code into the platform’s frontend, leading to a phishing attack that drained an estimated $2.94 million from users. Polymarket disclosed on X that…
Polymarket said it contained the compromise and removed the affected dependency after attackers injected a malicious script into its frontend.