This is one of my favorite markets ever. I’ve been arguing the constitutionality of the vax mandate for a while - can’t wait to see this result. Constitutional or not constitutional? 🇺🇸🗽

Inflation numbers coming tomorrow, here we go again: I’m giving one winner $4206.90. If Kalshi’s CPI market doesn’t predict inflation correctly, I’ll pay. RT this post to be entered. kalshi.com/markets/CPI-012

Tomorrow’s Federal Reserve meeting might be the single most critical event in determining the future of the economy. Here’s a breakdown of why it’s so important (and why you should care):

Financial History: Sunday Reads *New Article* • Ancient Derivatives • Medieval Fairs & Early Exchanges • 17th Century Rice Futures • The Chicago Board of Trade • Modern Hedging: Event Contracts investoramnesia.com/2022/02/20/der…

Wow, congratulations! I joined the Neo community my senior year, and it has been wonderful to meet such passionate and thoughtful people. This accelerator looks like an incredible opportunity; I can't wait to see what these founders will do!

You love your stocks and portfolio: solid earnings, fundamentals looking good... but you’re worried about the Federal Reserve March Meeting and an aggressive rate hike. This calculator can help you hedge your position kalshi.com/hedging-calcul…

Inflation numbers are coming out tomorrow. It’s expected to be the highest we’ve seen in 40 years. Here’s a brief history of inflation and why it matters:

We’re excited to share the first instance of an entirely new function on Kalshi: The FED Rate Dashboard. This page will be the first of many forecasting tools aimed at better leveraging the predictions made by our markets.

We've just shipped new market cards and they're next level. Idea is to showcase an easy-to-parse forecast coming out of our markets:

I have been so lucky to be a part of the Neo community - everyone I've met has been incredibly thoughtful and kind. They also put together the only career fair I actually enjoyed participating in (which connected me with Kalshi ). I'd absolutely encourage everyone to apply!

We believe in the power and utility of forecasting. 🧵on why we’re giving away $100K to find America’s best forecaster. 1/

Enter: the Kalshi Developer Suite 👾

Today marks a pivotal moment for @kalshi and prediction markets: Susquehanna (SIG), becomes the 1st institutional market maker to commit to Kalshi. Prediction markets have (finally) surmounted their most elusive challenge: liquidity. With ~$2 Trillion in yearly volume, SIG is

Look on [our] Works, ye mighty, and despair. But really, I'm so grateful to have SIG market making on Kalshi. We now have the liquidity to properly support institutional traders, and I can't wait to see where things go from here.

Retail traders are beating big firms. This is a great deep dive by MarketWatch on how accurate prediction markets are and how great retail traders are. Prediction markets are making us collectively smarter and the world is waking up.

Calling future tech leaders: Neo Scholar applications are open. Apply now! Past @Neo Scholars are crushing it in AI and beyond. (🧵...)

When we started work on the clearinghouse, I had no idea how much was involved. It's been a long road to get here, and I really appreciate the hard work of everyone at Kalshi who pushed to get this done! I'm so excited for what we're building next.

As someone who was obsessed with each candidate's odds in 2020, I can't wait for election market forecasts. Polls have failed us enough times. I'm looking forward to seeing the wisdom of the crowd applied to some of the most important questions about the future.

The first election market is live on Kalshi. Today marks the first trade on regulated election markets in nearly a century. This one is for you, the prediction markets community.

One thing I've learned in my time at Kalshi is that an exchange is only as good as its ecosystem: it's the traders who provide liquidity, hedge, and forecast that work together to make the system more than the sum of its parts. Kalshi itself has only reached this point as a