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Prediction markets have made Andrew Tate a tradable asset

Within hours of two breaking-news flashes, retail traders priced the next chapter of the Tate brothers' legal saga to the second. That tells you something unflattering about both the saga and the market.

Daniel Whitmore · Monexus Opinion desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·20 Jul 2026·Live on the wire ↗
Within hours of two breaking-news flashes, retail traders priced the next chapter of the Tate brothers' legal saga to the second.
Within hours of two breaking-news flashes, retail traders priced the next chapter of the Tate brothers' legal saga to the second. x.com / Photography

Desk note: this piece treats the Polymarket listings as a news phenomenon in their own right, separate from the underlying criminal case, which remains at the charging stage and unresolved on the merits.

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