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prediction markets
...these prediction markets is they're just software. There's no actual market risk that's being taken. There's no balance sheet at risk. And you're just putting these odds out there into the world, and there's a central limit order book with bids and a
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it was 2001 that was founded in Dublin, and did take part in the 02/2012 US elections and was, known for its accuracy in those events. Here's my question, though. We have a poly market segment coming up, and I go through poly market on a daily basis
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...markets relative to the regulatory regime around it? Regulation is coming very fast and furious to prediction markets in The US. There's been a couple, like, pretty important landmark cases of Web two prediction market companies like Calshi. But I th
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...markets for sporting events are another example of evolving regulatory and legal frameworks. Jeremy is no stranger to navigating those risks, And I know one thing for sure. I would never bet against Jeremy finding new ways to push forward. I'm Jeff B
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...and these prediction markets become part of the narrative of what's happening.
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...thing with prediction markets is it's not just that. There will be those things, but then there are going to be these fundamental markets that are purely
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...put prediction markets into their into their app. And so it's interesting because the it's not just a matter of legalization as a binary yes or no. It's also questions of social social stigma and then also, questions of access and ease of access. Bei
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In terms of betting on outcomes, your wife might be better at answering that than you and I are because it's almost a philosophical question. But, I suspect that things will head that way. And we do fundamental analysis in the investment business, yo
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creating new territory of information, but they're bringing what used to be relatively spread out information into a single location. And I think that's great for people who don't have access to, you know, expensive financial information or every bet
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...online prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi have recently surged in popularity in The US. If I've never used Polymarket before or Kalshi, is this like sports betting or is it different? How does it actually work? The easiest explanation woul
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...of prediction markets, just kinda taking both sides of this argument.
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...betting markets gaining popularity like DraftKings or other websites? Yeah. Sports betting, we've seen grow in popularity, and it's also interesting just culturally. Now people will go online to check, what are the odds of this happening. So it's bec
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...prediction markets for sporting events are another example of evolving regulatory and legal frameworks.
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...the prediction markets, a lot of that is not you know, I saw Robinhood now lets you bet on elections somehow out of your brokerage account.
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...how prediction markets work. You are in a grand casino where lots of different things can happen. And one of the things that can happen is the CEO can be aware of them and say things, or the person writing the script could say things. And, it's all f
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