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The NFL Draft is scheduled to take place in Pittsburgh on Thursday night and run through the weekend. The high-profile fan event will give both sports betting apps and prediction markets a fresh burst ...

A new report by Bitget Wallet and Polymarket found that retail users are driving repeat activity on prediction markets, signaling a shift from one-off bets to continuous engagement. Prediction markets ...

During an appearance on “Real Time with Bill Maher” Friday night, Gov. Wes Moore announced an executive order prohibiting Maryland state employees and contractors from using insider information ...

Prediction markets were thrust into the spotlight last week amid a series of absurd events. The arrest of a US soldier accused of betting on a raid he planned felt like a tipping point. Detailed below ...

ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an order Wednesday banning New York State employees from using insider information to profit in rapidly expanding prediction markets, such as Kalshi and Polymarket.

A soldier betting on an operation to oust Venezuela's leader. Politicians gambling on their own elections. Massive bets on the president announcing a ceasefire with Iran right before he actually did.

Prediction markets are shifting from one-off bets tied to major events into platforms driven by daily user engagement, according to a new report from Bitget Wallet in partnership with Polymarket.

“Getting rich by betting on inside information is corruption, plain and simple,” says New York Governor Kathy Hochul. Several instances of suspicious trades on prediction markets have highlighted the ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order that prohibits state employees from using their knowledge of potential future outcomes to make money. As the popularity and use of ...