"They've always been accurate. They just got a lot more interest now," Tarek Mansour, cofounder of prediction market Kalshi, told Business Insider. Kalshi is the only betting site for US users to ...

Shayne Coplan became one of the hottest new faces to come out of the 2024 race. Could a criminal investigation derail his ...

French regulators may ban Polymarket due to its high-profile election betting market. Decentralized prediction market Polymarket is reportedly teasing a future token drop. According to a recent ...

Polymarket, founded in 2020 by Shayne Coplan, is a decentralized prediction market platform that allows users to trade on the outcomes of real-world events. It quickly gained traction due to its ...

“This is going to be a larger market in my view than the equities market maybe in 15 years or so,” Interactive Brokers founder and chairman Thomas Peterffy told CNBC “Closing Bell” on ...

For the weeks leading up to the election, users started dumping funds into the cryptocurrency-based prediction market platform. By Election Day, Polymarket users had wagered a whopping $3.2 ...

In today’s world, you can pretty much bet on anything—from whether Taylor Swift will be seen at the next Kansas City Chiefs NFL game to what the next Fed rate cut will be. But a few prediction ...

The polls were wrong, again. Nate Silver ran 80,000 simulations of election outcomes and found that Vice President Kamala Harris won in 40,012 of them. The race that Donald Trump ultimately ran away ...

Nov 08, 2024 11:38:00 French regulator to ban Polymarket, a platform that allows users to bet on anything Polymarket allows betting on anything, from the results of sports such as F1 and boxing to ...

The 2024 presidential election caught the interest of thousands of bettors worldwide, including a French trader and investor who bet millions on Trump’s win via the prediction platform Polymarket.

Polymarket predicted Trump's win. Now comes the hard part. An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The polls were wrong, again. Nate Silver ran 80,000 simulations of election ...