Polymarket vs Kalshi: Two Prediction Markets, Opposite Foundations
Kalshi is CFTC-regulated from day one; Polymarket started crypto-native and offshore. A direct comparison of rules, currency, markets, volumes, and risks.
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Franklin Templeton Files Two ETFs That Convert Dividends Into Bitcoin
Franklin Templeton filed two ETFs that automatically convert stock dividends into Bitcoin, with a 95/5 equity-to-BTC split and a 20% Bitcoin cap. Launch…
Schwab Enters Prediction Markets via Cboe: What It Means for Kalshi
Charles Schwab is launching S&P 500 binary contracts via Cboe, not crypto prediction markets. Here's what the $11.8 trillion giant's move means for Kalshi and…
CLARITY Act Stalls in Senate: Four Hurdles Left and Odds at 47%
The CLARITY Act sits on the Senate calendar, but Polymarket odds of passage in 2026 have dropped from 82% to 47%. Four hurdles remain, and the July deadline…
BitMine Holds 4.66% of All Ethereum: Inside the World's Largest ETH Treasury
BitMine holds 5.62 million ETH, or 4.66% of all Ethereum, with over 83% staked via its own validator network. The world's largest ETH treasury targets 5%…
Strategy Sells Bitcoin as STRC Drops Below Par: Cracks in the Accumulation Machine
Strategy sold 32 Bitcoin in May 2026, its first sale since 2022, to cover STRC dividends. The preferred share hit $82.50, yield near 13%, and the accumulation…
CME Sues CFTC Over Kalshi Perpetual Futures: Swaps or Futures?
CME filed a federal lawsuit against the CFTC on June 18, 2026, over Kalshi's $3B perpetual Bitcoin future. Swap or future? The answer reshapes U.S. crypto…
Fed Warsh Kills 2026 Rate Cut: Bitcoin Tests $60K Support
Fed holds rates at 3.50-3.75% but scraps the 2026 cut, pushing the dot plot to 3.8%. Bitcoin slides toward $60,000 as dollar strength returns.
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