Happy National Coffee Day ☕️
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For the next two weeks, Freedom to Forecast coffee trucks are hitting the streets of NYC, Nashville, Austin, and Chicago.
Grab a coffee. Join the movement. Join Freedom to Forecast.
He has saved thousands of California acres from wildfires.
The government is now increasing his labor costs by 400%, which could drive him out of business.
This is Tim Arrowsmith's story:
Happy National Coffee Day ☕️
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For the next two weeks, Freedom to Forecast coffee trucks are hitting the streets of NYC, Nashville, Austin, and Chicago.
Grab a coffee. Join the movement. Join Freedom to Forecast.
It’s official: we’ve launched a fleet of coffee trucks that will travel across the Lower 48 state.
We're bringing the conversation about prediction markets directly to communities across America, one city and cup at a time.
Freedom to Forecast is officially on the road.
Have a meme you sent to your friend group chat but now want to send to the Kalshi chat? Email [email protected]
Have a burning question for someone on the Kalshi team? Email [email protected]
Have a meme you sent to your friend group chat but now want to send to the Kalshi chat? Email [email protected]
Have a burning question for someone on the Kalshi team? Email [email protected]
Introducing The Pursuit of Probability, the new Freedom to Forecast newsletter.
Each week, we’ll break down what moved on Kalshi, what matters in prediction markets, and the fights shaping who gets to participate in them.
Issue #1 is live. Join the community.
Welcome to Kalshi Traders. Welcome to the Community.
A place for the people actually using prediction markets.
What’s moving, what traders are watching, interesting positions, community stories, and the occasional market that makes no sense until it suddenly does.
We’ll be sharing the things worth knowing each week:
The markets that moved.
The trades people are talking about.
New ways people are using prediction markets.
The best memes.
Trader stories.
Upcoming events.
And a few things you probably missed.
Public records reveal that the American Gaming Association colluded with 20 state gaming auditors to limit consumer choice.
The AGA drafted lobbying materials that wound up word-for-word in an official Maryland filing to the CFTC.