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Polymarket Raises $300M From Donald Trump Jr.'s Fund, Because Of Course
Polymarket lands a cool $300M from Trump Jr.'s fund, because what's a prediction market without a little political irony?
TechCrunch
Polymarket lands a cool $300M from Trump Jr.'s fund, because what's a prediction market without a little political irony?
TechCrunch
George Santos gets banned from Kalshi for betting on his own State of the Union attendance, proving he'll gamble on anything except a truthful resume.
BBC World
A former teleprompter operator learns that betting on Trump's speeches with insider knowledge is a surefire way to lose $172,000 and gain a lifetime of regret.
Ars Technica
A Washington judge tells Kalshi to stop taking bets on sports, elections, and whether celebrities will say things - because apparently 'prediction markets' are still gambling, legally speaking.
Someone used a hair dryer on a Paris airport temperature sensor to win $20,000 on Polymarket, and now we're all wondering if prediction markets are just a game of 'who can mess with reality the most.'
The Verge
Prediction markets like Polymarket are letting people bet on news outcomes, posing a direct and ethically messy challenge to traditional journalism.
The Good Times
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