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Despite fierce competition, the CEOs of Polymarket and Kalshi have co-invested in 5(c) Capital, a $35M VC fund targeting prediction market infrastructure. What this signals for the industry.
Three years after SVB's collapse, JPMorgan has quadrupled its startup client base to 12,000. The story of how a banking crisis handed Wall Street's biggest player a Silicon Valley foothold.
A class action lawsuit accuses Kalshi of changing payout rules after Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed. The case cuts to the heart of prediction market credibility.
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Kalshi and Polymarket are each seeking $20B valuations—double their late-2025 numbers. What's driving prediction markets' meteoric rise, and who stands to win or lose?
Prediction markets turn conflicts into profit opportunities, sparking bipartisan backlash over potential insider trading on classified information
OKX launches social trading platform after $25B valuation, blending verified performance data with social media. A game-changer or dangerous gamification?
Crypto-friendly fintech giant Revolut files for U.S. banking license, potentially disrupting traditional banking with direct Fed access and lending capabilities. Following Kraken's master account approval, the fintech revolution accelerates.
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SoftBank-backed PayPay targets up to $13.4 billion valuation in US IPO, snubbing its home market. What does this say about global capital flows?
A massive dispute over Iran's supreme leader prediction market exposes the dark side of betting on world events. How Kalshi's rule interpretation sparked trader revolt.
SoftBank-backed PayPay targets $10B+ valuation in Nasdaq debut while owning 40% of Binance Japan. A fintech convergence story that could reshape digital finance
Iran bombing predictions drew $529M in bets, raising insider trading concerns. Exploring the ethical dilemmas of prediction markets in conflict zones.
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Jack Dorsey cuts 4,000 jobs citing AI efficiency. Stock soars 25%, but critics question if this is real disruption or pandemic hiring cleanup.
