Polymarket

FBI agents reportedly confiscated Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan’s phone and devices on Wednesday

Polymarket’s underlying blockchain chugged along more or less smoothly, processing 2,921,668 transactions on election day

Pro-crypto Republican Bernie Moreno beat anti-crypto Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio’s senate race

A tumultuous presidential campaign comes to an end

Platforms like Polymarket and Drift’s BET show higher probabilities for a Trump victory, reflecting current market sentiments

Betting on opinions will make sentiment analysis more valuable and honest

And will the SEC’s appeal in its case against Ripple get tossed on a technicality?

Odds for Friday night’s boxing matchup between Kain Warwick and David Hoffman were a subject of conversation at Permissionless

Plus, most Polymarket bettors lose money

Plus, Polymarket hits all-time highs in daily trading volumes

If you thought gambling on the US election was degenerate, wait until you hear about the leverage

Plus, Urbit’s cool and controversial cultural significance

Plus, Polymarket is looking poised to hit a $1 billion market for its US election outcome

Kalshi founder Tarek Mansour said Thursday marked the “the first trade on regulated election markets in nearly a century”

Most prediction market volume is being spent on the Nov. 5 US presidential election

Polygon’s Colin Butler shared his thoughts on what really needs to happen for crypto to catch the institutional wave

Plus, we chat with an industry legal chief who patiently awaits Kamala Harris’s crypto stance

Plus, a clutch end to a Maker lawsuit

Through the partnership, users can access news summaries and “probability predictions,” the parties said

The strange correlation between Trump’s odds and the price of bitcoin

At least one onchain orderbook-style perp market will launch next month

Polymarket betters say Kamala Harris has better odds than Biden of winning against Trump

Polymarket’s stepping into a new era with prediction markets

Plus, TON has a ton of future plans, and Blur still reigns supreme