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The prediction markets platform, Kalshi, is gaining notable traction as it focuses on expanding its derivatives offering beyond crypto. According to the latest update, the firm is reportedly seeking a regulatory nod to roll out derivatives products linked to real-world assets like gold, foreign exchange, and energy. Notably, a flurry of market watchers also view this update from Kalshi as a potential move to compete with the leading online brokerage platform, Robinhood. For context, the latter has recently accelerated its expansion into multi-asset derivatives, which has caught the eyes of traders. Kalshi Expands Derivatives Foothold Beyond Crypto Kalshi has already made headlines by entering the crypto perpetual futures market, becoming one of the first regulated US platforms to offer the product. Now, the company wants to replicate that strategy across traditional asset cl
The Robinhood listing boosts SENT's visibility, potentially attracting more investors and increasing interest in decentralized AI projects.
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A New York federal court has returned prediction-market access to state hands just weeks before the CFTC closes comments on national event-contract rules. In a July 7 opinion and order, Judge Analisa Torres of the Southern District of New York denied KalshiEX LLC’s request for a preliminary injunction to block New York gaming officials from enforcing state gambling law against its sports-event contracts while the case proceeds. The decision is preliminary. It leaves the merits open, but it rejects Kalshi’s bid for immediate relief on the argument that the Commodity Exchange Act preempts New York’s gambling laws as applied to those contracts. The access risk now has two tracks: whether the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accepts event contracts at the federal level, and whether states can force platforms to block, limit, or redesign access
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Kalshi has intensified its push into regulated perpetual futures by seeking approval to launch gold, foreign exchange, and energy contracts as competition with Robinhood expands beyond crypto. Summary Kalshi is seeking approval to launch gold, forex, and energy perpetual futures. The move pits Kalshi against Robinhood as both expand regulated derivatives offerings. Google will ban prediction market extensions from the Chrome Web Store starting Aug. 1. According to Reuters, the prediction markets platform is in advanced discussions with U.S. regulators to introduce perpetual futures linked to traditional assets, extending the strategy it first used in crypto markets. The proposal covers contracts tied to precious metals, foreign exchange, and energy, while the company is also evaluating perpetual products linked to stock indices and individual equities over time. Unlike traditional
Kalshi has intensified its push into regulated perpetual futures by seeking approval to launch gold, foreign exchange, and energy contracts as competition with Robinhood expands beyond crypto. According to Reuters, the prediction markets platform is in advanced discussions with U.S.…
The rise of crypto prediction markets in mainstream sports could influence regulatory frameworks and redefine sports betting dynamics globally.
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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev sold 375,000 HOOD shares worth $43.6M under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The sale was scheduled months in advance, making it a routine insider sale. Tenev still owns about 48.3M Class B shares worth over $5B, keeping a major stake in Robinhood. Robinhood Markets CEO Vlad Tenev has sold 375,000 shares of Robinhood worth about $43.56 million, according to a newly disclosed SEC Form 4 filing. The transactions were executed on July 6 at a weighted average price of $116.17 per share. They were made under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on Sept. 5, 2025. Despite the sale, Tenev remains one of Robinhood’s largest shareholders. He still owns about 48.3 million Class B shares, valued at more than $5 billion at current market prices. Sale Made Under Rule 10b5-1 Plan The filing shows Tenev first converted 375,000 Class B shares into Class A shares before selling them
Poland's gold acquisition strategy highlights a global shift towards tangible assets, reflecting concerns over geopolitical risks and currency reliance.
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Coinbase's swift resolution of the outage underscores the importance of robust infrastructure in maintaining trust and expanding market offerings.
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