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Kalshi ends Donald Trump Jr's advisory contract due to Polymarket conflict

Published by The Economic Times · India 1 h ago
Platforms such as Kalshi and its biggest rival Polymarket remain illegal or unregulated in most countries outside the United States. (Reuters photo)
Platforms such as Kalshi and its biggest rival Polymarket remain illegal or unregulated in most countries outside the United States. (Reuters photo) · The Economic Times

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Prediction-market platform Kalshi has ended Donald Trump Jr.s advisory role by mutual agreement after his venture-capital firm, 1789 Capital, increased its investment in rival Polymarket. Discussions began after 1789 Capital led Polymarkets latest funding round, according to a Kalshi spokesperson.

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