There is nothing wrong with being a skeptic of the betting boom. Charles Fain Lehman of the Manhattan Institute is one such person, and when Kalshi announced it was setting monthly deposit caps of $2,500 for all traders aged 18 to 20, Lehman remained unimpressed. “Ah, if you’re an 18-year-old, you can now only lose […]
There is nothing wrong with being a skeptic of the betting boom. Charles Fain Lehman of the Manhattan Institute is one such person, and when Kalshi announced it was setting monthly deposit caps of $2,500 for all traders aged 18 to 20, Lehman remained unimpressed. “Ah, if you’re an 18-year-old, you can now only lose […]
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