Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump Insiders, potential corruption, and national security.

Over the last few days, a lot of conversation has centered around the potential use of inside information by Trump

insiders for personal gain.

And that seems to be where most of the conversation ends.

But that isn't actually the biggest problem.

So here's one of the questions.

Bell, I'm wondering why you aren't covering the bets that are being made about major world events that appear to be coming from Trump insiders.

That kind of corruption is something that seems like it would be in your field, especially since a lot of it has to do with the military or financial markets.

Okay, so if you've missed this, there's a trend happening where new accounts are created on

online prediction markets that allow users to predict the outcome of world events. Then these accounts make large bets on events that some are saying appear to be based on inside knowledge.

As an example, around March 21st, eight accounts were created, and they bet about 70 grand on a ceasefire.

If the U.S. and Iran reach a ceasefire by March 31, they'll stand to make more than $800,000.

Another account was created shortly before the U.S. attacked Iran in February. It won money by correctly predicting those strikes.

Now it is made the ceasefire by March 31 bet as well.

It is bet on nothing else.

That sounds like the kind of bet someone might make if they heard Trump say something like,

I want this over with by the end of the month. These aren't the only bets that were made like this.

Ben York, who's kind of an expert on this type of thing, said that the trend shows signs of people

with inside knowledge. He said, quote,

typically when you see wallet splitting and deliberate attempts to obfuscate identity,

it's one of two scenarios, either a very large investor trying to shield their position

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