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Polymarket seeks Japan entry despite gambling law hurdles: Report

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Polymarket seeks Japan entry despite gambling law hurdles: Report

Polymarket is reportedly seeking entry into Japan amid falling trading volumes and rising regulatory scrutiny, targeting approval by 2030.

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