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Individual traders drove Kalshi’s rise. Now, it’s going for Wall Street

In a series of moves in 2026, the prediction market platform in the U.S. is working to make its event contracts more attractive to institutional trading.

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Individual traders drove Kalshi’s rise. Now, it’s going for Wall Street
In a series of moves in 2026, the prediction market platform in the U.S. is working to make its event contracts more attractive to institutional trading.
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