The significant boom of prediction markets is pushing U.S. elections into uncharted territory, prompting concern and scrutiny ...

Prediction markets now move $24 billion a month — more than legal sportsbooks. Here's how they avoid sports betting taxes, and how and why states are fighting back.

The rapid rise of prediction markets has involved a tacit agreement of sorts from participants. It's assumed — if not expected — that there's some degree of shenanigans going on, whether that means ...

Ignoring prediction markets and employee temptations to bet on them isn’t going to make these new platforms go away. CCI ...

Moving to regulate more sports betting in the state, Illinois passed a law adding new taxes specifically on sports betting ...

The Founder and Principal Researcher at Gazillion Labs is combining bounded stochastic price modeling, market microstructure, ...

Banks have plenty of reasons to steer clear of prediction markets, from regulatory uncertainty to disputed trade resolution.

Prediction markets are financial exchanges that allow people to trade on the outcomes of future events, from election results to baseball games to the subject of an Elon Musk tweet. Part forecasting ...

More than half of U.S. states have some sort of anti-election betting law in place, per a Pew analysis, despite it being ...

Prediction markets let people bet on anything, including events that people may have insider information about. Prediction-market platform Kalshi recently unveiled a swath of "market integrity" ...

Thomas Braziel warns prediction markets could face tighter regulation if the political winds shift this election cycle.