📚 The WIRED Book Club has arrived, hosted by @Knibbs!
Our inaugural selection is 'The Yahoo Boys' by Carlos Barragán. If you'd like to take part, you can sign up here: https://t.co/537Cb9Fa9X
📚 The WIRED Book Club has arrived, hosted by @Knibbs!
Our inaugural selection is 'The Yahoo Boys' by Carlos Barragán. If you'd like to take part, you can sign up here: https://t.co/537Cb9Fa9X
The funniest scene in the last ten years of movies was in Little Women where, after building up the father’s appearance for the whole movie, Better Call Saul shows up and goes “ah my little women!” and then immediately exits the movie
Polymarket already sponsors a lot of content, now the prediction market says it is launching its first podcast called What Are The Odds?
It’s a video pod from Dear Media that “blends pop culture, celebrity news and viral moments with real-time prediction data.”
EXCLUSIVE: Kalshi is partnering with StarCompliance for an integration that allows employers to see employee prediction market trades in real-time.
StarCompliance is a go-to provider for financial firms looking to monitor employee trading in equities and derivatives markets, and the two firms will announce their partnership on Wednesday.
“As prediction markets continue to grow, financial institutions face new risks as employees have an additional avenue to profit from misuse of material nonpublic information,” the companies said in a press release, adding that StarCompliance’s software enables “firms to ensure compliance with policies by monitoring prediction market activity on Kalshi.”
Employees at firms using StarCompliance will link their Kalshi accounts to the StarCompliance system. With software custom-built for this partnership, StarCompliance will be able to monitor trades in real-time, and flag suspicious activity to their clients.
The partnership is Kalshi’s latest effort to curb concerns around users trading on material nonpublic information. Last week, the firm announced it would ask traders who their employer is if they try to trade on markets that may be more subject to insider trading risk.
“We’re obsessed with compliance,” Max Crowley, vice president of business development at Kalshi, tells Barron’s. He says that robust compliance systems are the table stakes required to get Kalshi involved with financial institutions the firm needs to keep its trading volume growing.
This StarCompliance partnership came about following a phone conversation Crowley had with one such institution, a large New York-based hedge fund. Crowley says the fund was looking to hedge risk on Kalshi through an institutional account, “and they said ‘But we’re not able to trade right now.’ And we said ‘Why not?’ And they said ‘You don’t have an integration with StarCompliance.’”
too busy with spacex this week but there's a shitstorm over at meta w/r/t morale
a blowup at an internal meeting this week basically made zuckerberg send out a companywide memo to calm things down
wired has more deets on all the furor
https://t.co/raYZkFqAcn
SCOOP: The CFTC plans to sue New Mexico to prevent it from blocking sports-event contracts in the state, @FOS has learned. The suit is expected to be filed Friday in federal court, sources say.
This would mark the 8th state the CFTC has sued since April.
https://t.co/TORwKFQjsY
in march, a telehealth company took $866 from me, for drugs i didn't even want. i called for a refund. no dice. i emailed and escalated. nada. so: i went to their office, unannounced. i was told to leave.
wrote about this maddening saga, for @WIRED. https://t.co/KktqCqsgWO
@EventWavesIO It is! The study was only on the crypto-based division. I wish they had different names or something so it was easier to distinguish. I've been doing "Polymarket" and "Polymarket US"
Read my story on research showing how 30 percent of Polymarket volume is US-based even though it's banned here and supposed to be 0 https://t.co/kotQFcPsI3