If I have so much as a whiff of non-public information, I simply refrain from trading said market. Hiding behind sone technicality that insider trading doesn't apply to CFTC derivatives, I don't think that's gonna hold up It's really simple, if you have material non-public information that would give you an edge and you obtained this information through private channels (you didn't piece it together based on public information) then DO NOT TRADE the market. Maybe you'll get away with it, maybe you won't but the risk isn't worth it. I want to be home with my wife and son, not in prison bc I was insider trading on polymarket. That's not even touching on the moral argument against it which in my mind at least is more important than the criminal aspect. It's deeply amoral to bet on a speculative market when you know it's a sure thing. You're little more then a common thief, with a few extra steps, stealing from the less informed while you "can't lose"