Foretell Markets — Page 5
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- Printed Ballots Settle Missouri's 5th District Lines, and Traders Price Out the GOP
- Appeals Court Lets Ohio and Tennessee Police Kalshi's Sports Contracts, Tilting the Circuit Count 2-1 for States
- The Inflation Gauge Gets Rebuilt Wednesday
- Relief Priced in Minutes. The Record Took the Week.
- Oil Gave the Bounce | The Long End Didn't Follow | The Pump Kept Climbing | Polymarket Sued Back
- Senate Banking Democrats Want a Public Hearing on Prediction Markets. Republicans Held a Private Roundtable With Kalshi's CEO.
- Traders Give a U.S. End to the Iran Blockade a 69% Chance by Year-End. The Contract Requires an Official Announcement, Not a Deal.
- Polymarket Sued New York Hours After New York Sued Polymarket
- Two Prediction Markets Paid Out on the Same $85,000 Bitcoin Strike, Days Apart and for Different Reasons
- October Hike Odds Slipped About 4 Points on Both Kalshi and Polymarket. No Data Release Lines Up With Either Drop.
- Futures Try to Stabilize | Hormuz Still Needs Traffic | The Ten-Year Holds Five | Venue Risk Enters the Tape
- Traders Trim Bets on a Late-September Bitcoin Rally
- Senate Control Odds Hold Firm at About Two-to-One for Democrats
- The Supreme Court Calendar Makes an Early Answer on Sports Event Contracts Unlikely
- New York Sues Polymarket, Calling the Platform an Unlicensed Gambling Operation
- The Long End Kept Climbing | Oil Priced Both Ways | Diesel Odds Faded | New York Sued Polymarket
- Kalshi's Ether Market Traded $539 Million in a Day Against $3.1 Million in Open Positions
- Prediction Markets Traded $53 Billion in July, 26 Times the Year Before. Sports Did Most of the Work.
- Two Prediction Markets, One Answer: Democrats Favored to Take the Senate
- New York Has Now Sued Four Prediction Markets Since April. Polymarket Is the Latest.
- The CFTC Didn't Ban "Mention" Bets. It Made Exchanges Prove Each One Can't Be Rigged.
- Polymarket's Fed Contract Jumps 11 Points Overnight and Closes Half Its Gap With Futures
- The Ten-Year Takes Over | Oil Reprices the Floor | October Tightens | Relief Needs Lower Yields
- The Ten-Year Hit a 2007 High | Oil Snapped Back | Pipeline Odds Faded | The Relief Trade Broke