Argentina’s World Cup comeback sends prediction market volumes soaring

Rice's fitness concerns could weaken England's midfield, impacting their World Cup prospects and market confidence against Norway. The post Declan Rice misses England training ahead of World Cup quarter-final vs Norway appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Kalshi's legal setback in New York highlights the complex interplay between state and federal regulations, impacting prediction markets' operations. The post Kalshi loses court bid to block New York’s gambling restrictions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Falcao's critique highlights systemic issues in Colombian football, suggesting blockchain could revolutionize talent development and funding. The post Radamel Falcao criticizes Colombia’s football structure after World Cup exit, spotlighting a problem crypto could solve appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post World Cup Media Rights Poised To Start Billion-Dollar Bidding Frenzy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. HOUSTON, TEXAS – JULY 04: A fan holds a replica of the FIFA World Cup Trophy before the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between Canada and Morocco at Houston Stadium on July 04, 2026 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Molly Darlington/Getty Images) Getty Images The 2026 Men’s World Cup is far from over. And yet, attention is already turning toward 2030, and how this year’s tournament can lead to even more lucrative opportunities the next time around. Front Office Sports reported that the bidding for 2030 World Cup media rights could start at $1 billion in the U.S. – more than double the $485 million Fox paid for this year’s event, which can only be considered a steal. Along with advantageous time zones in the United States, Canada and Mexico, the 2026 World Cup has also benefited from an expanded tournament field, a fleet of exciting games and big stars, and the much-malig

The post Google Puts a New Prediction Markets Ban on Chrome appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Google has banned prediction market extensions from the Chrome Web Store under updated Developer Program Policies. Extensions that facilitate or enable real-money trades on predictive outcomes face enforcement starting August 1, 2026. The change adds a new distribution chokepoint for Polymarket and Kalshi just as sector volumes hit records. Why Google is Blocking Prediction Market Extensions Google announced the changes on July 1 through the Chrome for Developers blog. The company expanded its Regulated Goods and Services policy to name predictive markets as prohibited products. Non-compliant extensions risk removal after the deadline. The update reaches beyond event trading. Extensions may now collect only data strictly necessary to a disclosed single purpose. Developers must also prominently disclose every data practice and flag later changes. A separate rule bans tools built to circumven

The incident highlights the complexities of implementing anti-racism measures in sports, questioning their effectiveness and governance in high-stakes events. The post FIFA’s anti-racism gesture debuts at World Cup amid Egypt-Argentina controversy, raising questions about sports governance and crypto-powered fan engagement appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Colombia's missed fan token opportunity highlights a growing divide in sports-crypto integration, impacting future revenue and engagement. The post Colombia’s World Cup exit exposes a bigger miss: the fan token economy teams are leaving on the table appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Neutrality rules in sports highlight geopolitical tensions, potentially limiting top referees' opportunities and affecting tournament fairness. The post Michael Oliver could miss World Cup final due to conflict rules appeared first on Crypto Briefing.