Indonesia bloquea Polymarket al clasificarlo como apuestas en línea

Indonesia ha bloqueado el acceso al mercado de predicciones cripto Polymarket tras clasificar la plataforma como apuestas en línea ilegales bajo la legislación local.

El Ministerio de Comunicación y Asuntos Digitales de Indonesia cortó el acceso a Polymarket y comenzó a rastrear cuentas de redes sociales afiliadas para imponer más restricciones. El ministerio describió el servicio como un sitio de apuestas en línea disfrazado de mercado de predicciones, incluso cuando utiliza tecnología cripto o blockchain.

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