The White House issued an internal warning ahead of Donald Trump’s abrupt policy change on Iran. Days later, unusual million-dollar bets appeared on global betting platforms. These bets were tied to events directly linked to Trump’s Iran decisions, according to financial records reviewed by major news outlets.
Officials from the National Security Council confirmed the warning was circulated internally. The alert flagged potential market reactions to Trump’s Iran stance but did not specify betting activity. The timing of the warning and the subsequent bets has raised questions about possible insider knowledge.
Betting data shows large sums wagered on specific outcomes tied to Trump’s Iran policy. One major platform recorded bets totaling over $5 million in a 48-hour window. The odds shifted sharply as Trump’s statements were released, suggesting insider influence.
Financial analysts note such rapid market movements are rare without prior signals. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has not commented on whether an investigation is underway. The White House has dismissed allegations of wrongdoing, calling the warning routine.
The episode adds to concerns about market integrity ahead of Trump’s second term. Regulators globally are reviewing the unusual activity, though no formal action has been announced.
Source: e24.no