#kalshi

#kalshi

Kalshi offers Californians a legal way to bet on the Super Bowl through a prediction market, unlike prohibited traditional sportsbooks.

Kalshi allows innovative betting on Super Bowl props, expanding options beyond traditional game outcomes.

Super Bowl Sunday sees record betting, particularly with unique and exotic props on Kalshi.

Kalshi offers sports trading opportunities through event contracts, especially for those in non-legal betting states.

Kalshi's prediction market offers unique legal betting options on sports events, accessible to users in all states.

Election betting markets may disrupt election integrity according to the CFTC, yet they're gaining traction with companies like Kalshi challenging legal hurdles.

Kalshi's election prediction market volume suggests strong interest, despite a late launch.

Kalshi is launching crypto deposits to compete with Polymarket in political betting markets.

Kalshi's battle to offer political betting is challenged by concerns over election integrity and market manipulation, contrasting its regulated platform with Polymarket's unregulated environment.

Two new U.S. prediction markets for the presidential election launched, allowing bets on election outcomes.

Kalshi's CEO confirmed attempts to promote memes regarding Polymarket's CEO's FBI raid, revealing a rivalry that includes social media tactics.

Kalshi's recent legal victory has opened the door for U.S. election markets, allowing betting on congressional control before the election.

Kalshi offers a secure platform for U.S. citizens to legally bet on the presidential race following a recent regulatory change.

A federal judge has permitted betting on U.S. election outcomes, overturning previous prohibitions and marking a significant change in American gambling regulation.

Kalshi's future hinges on a court ruling that could enable or delay political betting markets amidst a growing interest in elections.

Kalshi has become a leading regulated platform for election crypto betting, now accepting deposits in cryptocurrency.

Election-related betting is now legal in the U.S. following a court ruling favoring Kalshi over CFTC.

Investors are flocking to Kalshi, a startup that lets users bet on cultural events, especially the upcoming U.S. election.

Kalshi can now list contracts on Congress control as a court denies a CFTC stay motion, allowing betting resumes ahead of the U.S. election.

Kalshi may launch U.S. election prediction markets following a legal victory, but a hearing's outcome is pending.

Judge Cobb's ruling favors Kalshi, potentially reshaping the future of prediction markets and challenging the CFTC's regulatory authority.

Kalshi launching prediction markets on crypto price outcomes in U.S. dollars.

Kalshi's move into crypto coincides with a surge in digital asset prices and renewed interest in prediction markets.

A federal judge's ruling allows Kalshi to list election betting contracts, prompting the CFTC to appeal based on concerns of improper regulatory oversight.

Kalshi partners with Stork to enhance crypto applications using prediction market data.

The collaboration aims to develop perpetual futures contracts on real-world event probabilities.

The prospects for political betting in the U.S. faced turbulence after a court victory was quickly obstructed by regulatory appeals.

CFTC chairman vows to continue pursuing case against Kalshi despite court ruling, emphasizing concerns over legality of political prediction markets.

CFTC seeks to delay Kalshi's election market listings after losing a court case.

Kalshi won a court ruling but is still facing regulatory hurdles regarding election markets.

Kalshi's election prediction markets can proceed after a judge ruled the CFTC exceeded its authority to block them.

Kalshi seeks permission to trade political contracts during the CFTC's appeal, emphasizing the potential irreparable harm if blocked.

The CFTC is challenging a court ruling that may allow political prediction markets, which have uncertain prospects ahead of the upcoming election.

A federal judge's ruling may pave the way for betting on U.S. election outcomes, challenging existing federal regulations.

Judges questioned the legality and implications of political prediction markets in a tense hearing involving the CFTC and Kalshi.