Roundhill, Bitwise, and GraniteShares have all filed to launch a slate of actively-managed ETFs that will invest in event contracts tied to political events.

Prediction markets like Kalshi, which some liken to legalized gambling, allow investors to bet on reality. How do they work and why are they so controversial?

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I’m a business reporter and the founder of Vivid Minds. "Prediction markets… do a very, very good job at distilling information ...

People are now betting on everything. Prediction markets are amplifying those signals. The timing of the U.S. government shutdown. The likelihood of Taylor Swift canceling a tour date. The exact day ...

Bitwise Asset Management has filed regulatory documents to introduce exchange-traded funds linked to political prediction markets. The filing, dated Feb. 17, outlines plans for ETFs under a new ...

Are prediction markets more profitable than sportsbooks? Compare pricing, probability, and strategy to find where the real betting value lies.