This is a perfect quote

NEW: A fraternity that counts Jeff Bezos' stepson as a member under investigation for insider trading. Polymarket-branded beer pong sets. $20,000 in funding to open a prediction market club. Here's how prediction markets are gaining ground on campus. wsj.com/business/media…

"Kinda sad tbh." - a Kalshi employee on not being able to work with minors

Sorry. Phone died. What did I miss? In the meantime, I wrote a book

Finally got around to using Claude to code a personal portfolio website and was shocked by how easy and fun it was! I went for an early-Internet news site vibe, a little lo-res and crunchy. Check it out at nickdevor.com :)

My favorite feature by far is this little slot machine you can spin to read a randomly selected story of mine. You really can “just do things” …

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Takes like this betray a profound misunderstanding of how the news works. Prediction markets need the information that journalism reveals. Odds that Kristi Noem would be the first cabinet secretary fired by Trump spiked after a WSJ report. Prediction market odds are not news

This is why it matters to have journalists working for American news operations on the ground

JD Vance anonymizing the guy in the Oval who wears a size 7 is an incredible tidbit in this story

Everyone is moving to own the plumbing to offer prediction markets rather than rely solely on partners.

In December, Polymarket's market-integrity software provider Eventus partnered with IC360, the gold standard of sportsbook integrity monitoring. The only thing newsworthy here is Palantir and Polymarket get to be in the same headline. eventus.com/cat-press-and-…

Gotta admit this is a pretty good dunk lol

Buried in this press release: “Dan Ives will step down as Chairman of ORBS.” This comes after a Barron’s story detailing Ives’ growing set of overlapping business interests. barrons.com/articles/dan-i…

New CFTC prediction markets advisory just dropped. cftc.gov/PressRoom/Pres… The Commission is in active discussions with sports leagues, per the memo. That doesn't sound good for state-regulated sportsbooks.

My latest on CFTC's advisory on sports contracts: barrons.com/articles/cftc-…