Important investment market development: U.S. soldier involved in Maduro raid charged with betting on the operation. Analysis for investors across forex, equities, and alternative assets.
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- special forces soldier who is accused of making bets on the raid that removed Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro from office
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- The soldier was identified as Gannon Ken Van Dyke in a news release announcing the indictment
- Van Dyke “bet a total of approximately $33,034” on the Maduro operation on the prediction market platform Polymarket, federal authorities said
- Source: U.S. soldier involved in Maduro raid charged with betting on the operation
Investment Implications
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Published by Tophedgefunds on April 24, 2026. Source: U.S. soldier involved in Maduro raid charged with betting on
