Special forces soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke faces multiple federal charges for using classified mission data to secure 404,000 dollars in illicit profits via Polymarket.The soldier placed wagers on the capture of Nicolás Maduro shortly before the raid occurred, breaching nondisclosure agreements and jeopardizing national security.Both the
DOJ and the
CFTC are pursuing cases against the soldier, who now faces a potential 50-year prison sentence for his involvement in these financial crimes.