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He has been charged with unlawful use of confidential government information for personal gain, theft of nonpublic government information, commodities fraud, wire fraud, and making an unlawful monetary transaction. He could face years in prison.

Van Dyke, 38, was involved in the planning and execution of for about a month beginning Dec. 8, 2025, according to the federal prosecutor鈥檚 office. He signed nondisclosure agreements promising to not divulge 鈥渁ny classified or sensitive information鈥� related to the operations, the office said.

Officials allege that Van Dyke created a Polymarket account toward the end of December and made about 13 bets that took the 鈥淵es鈥� position on such wagers as U.S. Forces being in Venezuela and Maduro being out by Jan. 31, 2026.

鈥淭his involved a U.S. soldier who allegedly took advantage of his position to profit off of a righteous military operation,鈥� FBI Director Kash Patel said in a post to social media.

Officials allege that shortly after the operation, Van Dyke put most of the funds he won in a foreign cryptocurrency vault and then into a new brokerage account. He also asked Polymarket to delete his account, saying he had lost access to his email associated with the account, according to the federal prosecutor鈥檚 office.

A telephone number listed for Van Dyke in public records was not in service. It is unclear if he has legal representation.

Polymarket said it had found someone trading on classified government information, alerted the U.S. Department of Justice and 鈥渃ooperated with their investigation.鈥�

鈥淚nsider trading has no place on Polymarket,鈥� the company said in a statement on the social platform X.

Van Dyke joined the Army in 2008 and, in 2023, was promoted to the rank of Master Sergeant, the second-highest enlisted rank in the Army, according to the indictment.

Federal prosecutors confirmed that he was a senior enlisted soldier who was part of the special forces community and stationed at Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina but their indictment offered little other details about his military service.

However, the document says that Van Dyke was photographed following the raid on the deck of a ship 鈥渨earing U.S. military fatigues, and carrying a rifle, standing alongside three other individuals wearing U.S. military fatigues."

The Pentagon referred questions on the case to the Army and the Department of Justice.

Army officials declined to provide Van Dykes' service record.

Typically, the military services are reticent to offer details about members of the special forces and take measures to keep their identities secret.

Earlier this month, The Associated Press that a group of new accounts on Polymarket made highly specific, well-timed bets on whether the U.S. and Iran would reach a ceasefire on April 7, resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits for these new customers. On the same day the AP published the report, the White House warned staff against using private information to trade on prediction markets.

On Wednesday, another prediction market, Kalshi, three congressional candidates who the company said wagered on the outcome of their own elections.

let people wager on everything from sports to elections and have prompted and calls for stricter regulations.