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Kalshi files to end its volume incentive program as Ether perpetuals face scrutiny

Quiet quarter-hour — no significant new platform headline in the last 15 minutes, so this fresh legal/regulatory filing leads, in a category different from the previous…

Kalshi seeks to end volume incentives

Kalshi has filed to end its volume incentive program, according to CoinCentral. The report links the filing to a period of scrutiny surrounding Ether perpetuals.

The item, published Oct 14, 2026 · 7:54 AM ET, concerns a proposed program termination. The available headline does not establish that the incentive program has already ended.

CoinCentral’s full article was unavailable for review. The supplied material does not identify the filing’s recipient, the proposed termination date or the program’s terms.

It also does not explain the nature of the Ether perpetuals scrutiny or establish that it caused Kalshi’s decision. Those gaps limit conclusions about the relationship between the two developments.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Filing versus implementation: The reported action is a filing to end incentives, not confirmation that their termination has taken effect.
  • Trading impact remains unclear: Without program terms or implementation details, the supplied material does not support conclusions about changes in trading volume or liquidity.
  • Regulatory context is incomplete: Ether perpetuals scrutiny is part of the reported backdrop, but no specific finding or regulatory outcome is provided.
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Sources & attribution

  1. [1]Coincentral (coincentral.com)https://coincentral.com/kalshi-ends-volume-reward-program-as-ether-trade-scrutiny-grows-heres-why/

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