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A supporter checks the gambling site ‘Kalshi” just before State Assembly member, Alex Bores (D-NY) gives a speech to supporters at his watch party at The Freehand Hotel after conceding the congressional race to Micah Lasher who will replace Rep Jerry Nadler (D-NY) in NY’s 12th Congressional District on June 23, 2026 in New York City. Laura Brett | Getty Images Insider trading is an emerging risk in the new world of prediction markets, and some companies – including Goldman Sachs – are taking steps to limit employees’ trades on the platforms. Goldman Sachs has banned its employees from trading on contracts related to events that are specific to the bank, as well as elections, financial markets, macroeconomic data and geopolitics, according to people familiar with the matter. A representative for Goldman declined to comment on the policy, but did state that the bank proh
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perpetual futures linked to gold, foreign exchange, and energy markets. The expansion marks the company’s next step after launching U.S.-regulated crypto perpetual futures in May. Besides broadening its product lineup, Kalshi aims to attract both retail and institutional traders while challenging established exchanges and competing more directly with Robinhood in the fast-growing derivatives market. Gold, FX, and Energy Lead Expansion Plans Chief Risk Officer Udesh Jha said investor demand continues to shape Kalshi’s roadmap. Consequently, gold ranks among the top priorities because it appeals to everyday traders. The company also plans to pursue foreign exchange and energy contracts, citing strong interest driven by geopolitical developments and seasonal market trends. Additionally, Kalshi is exploring future offerings tied to stock indexes and individual equities. Perpetual futures h
Goldman's ban on prediction markets for staff highlights growing regulatory scrutiny and potential conflicts of interest in financial institutions.
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Kalshi's accurate rate forecasts could signal significant shifts in crypto market dynamics, urging investors to reassess risk strategies.
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The World Cup goal race is reshaping prediction markets and fan token dynamics, highlighting the evolving intersection of sports and crypto.
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Motorists purchase gas at a station on June 09, 2026 in Chicago, Illinois. Scott Olson | Getty Images Stock Chart IconStock chart icon WTI Crude 5-day chart. On Thursday, the national average of gas prices was at $3.84, according to AAA, up 5 cents from the day prior. The rise comes as U.S. oil prices rose as high as $75 per barrel on Wednesday, up from around $68 per barrel on Monday. However, WTI eased to below $72 per barrel on Thursday. While traders on Kalshi think gas prices will remain higher for longer, they also don’t see them returning to new highs. They give just a 43% chance gas prices cross $4.60 this year, although that’s up from about a one-in-three chance before the U.S. and Iran began hostilities again. The high for gas prices in 2026 was on May 21, when the average hit $4.56. Before the war with Iran began, the national average for U.S. gas prices was belo
The surge in crypto betting highlights growing interest in decentralized finance, but also risks regulatory scrutiny amid increasing market volumes.
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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
