Kalshi has agreed to use a third-party provider to geo-restrict sports, elections, and entertainment markets in Nevada no later than August 12th.
https://t.co/E8RobuRZPn
Fanatics announced this morning an agreement to purchase CFTC-approved prediction market exchange Water Street Labs. $ terms not disclosed.
To date, Fanatics Markets has brokered for third-party exchanges.
@stevebrubaker My personal opinion? I think the CFTC is relatively confident it would receive a favorable Supreme Court ruling (see 0:45-1:30 of linked May 4th video). Such a ruling might or might not benefit Kalshi, however (Reaffirmed Authority, Major Questions, etc).
https://t.co/Uvao8Aw9tg
Kalshi has agreed to use a third-party provider to geo-restrict sports, elections, and entertainment markets in Nevada no later than August 12th.
https://t.co/E8RobuRZPn
This week's expected ruling from the 2nd Circuit on Kalshi's emergency motion for an immediate injunction pending appeal is huge. If the CA2 denies Kalshi's motion, Kalshi will likely be forced to block sports trades in New York within the next 90 days.
Does new guidance from the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC), dissuading voters from participating in prediction market election trades, have merit?
https://t.co/Mybvc1haDP
Small business hedging proliferates as CFTC Chairman says sports contracts may not be the largest prediction market category in the future.
https://t.co/nRoXVCUAAX
Robinhood’s in-house prediction market Rothera may still have plenty of room to grow, as InGame estimates suggest that Robinhood is still sending more than a billion dollars of volume per week — or about 60% of total Robinhood prediction market volume — to Kalshi.
Virtually all the rest of that volume, mostly World Cup straight bets, goes to Rothera. But if all Robinhood activity went to the in-house exchange, Rothera could exceed $300 million per day in volume.
New from me this morning: How Did Prediction Markets Get This Sweetheart Deal In The North Carolina Budget?
It could be a lot easier — and cheaper — to operate a prediction market than a sportsbook in North Carolina very soon.
New: Michigan court grants the state’s request for a temporary restraining order against Kalshi over its sports event contracts. The order bars Kalshi from offering sports betting in the state and requires it to use a licensed third-party geolocation provider to comply.
Limiting "sharps" on Kalshi. Kalshi has been very vocal in attacking OSBs for limiting sharps. It's marketing, but pretty good marketing. But is it true? I asked Claude AI. Here's what he said: ->