Prediction Markets

New York Eyes Prediction Markets With a Bill That Could Change the Game

New York’s S8889 proposes a licensing framework for prediction markets, shifting oversight away from gambling regulators and into finance.

Judge Blocks Tennessee From Enforcing Order Against Kalshi

A federal judge temporarily barred Tennessee from enforcing gambling laws against Kalshi, intensifying the legal fight over sports prediction markets.

Combo Betting Pushes Prediction Markets Closer to Sportsbooks

Crypto.com adds combo betting to its sports prediction markets, letting users bundle up to four outcomes like a parlay.

When Policy Becomes a Payday: The Quiet Problem With Political Prediction Markets

Political prediction markets let insiders bet on policy outcomes. Explore the risks, regulation gaps, and ethical dilemmas shaping this fast-growing ecosystem.

Kalshi Leans Into Loyalty With a New VIP Program for Its Biggest Traders

Kalshi is testing a VIP loyalty program called Kalshi Platinum, offering priority support, events, and perks to retain high-volume traders.

Google Opens the Door to Prediction Market Ads

Google will allow ads for regulated prediction markets in the US starting January 21, reshaping visibility while excluding unregulated platforms.

Crypto.com Joins Forces With ERShares and Signal Markets to Transform Prediction Markets

Discover Crypto.com’s innovative approach to prediction markets with ERShares and Signal Markets, blending trading with real-time analytics.

Key Christmas Predictions From Prediction Markets In 2025

Top prediction market trends capturing attention this holiday season, from macroeconomic shifts to crypto milestones and AI dominance.

CNBC Partnership with Kalshi Prediction Markets Will Change Finance TV

CNBC is partnering with Kalshi to bring real-time prediction market odds to its broadcasts, boosting Kalshi’s rapid rise.

Prediction Markets Team Up As State Battles Reach A Breaking Point

New coalition to push federal regulation as states issue cease-and-desist orders against prediction markets.