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Kalshi and Polymarket split on Israel's next prime minister after voting closed, with Polymarket investigating well-timed Netanyahu trades, The Wall Street Journal reports
- Kalshi and Polymarket split on Israel's next prime minister after voting closed, with Polymarket investigating well-timed Netanyahu trades, The Wall Street Journal reports — The Wall Street Journal reports Kalshi favored no winner while Polymarket favored Benjamin Netanyahu after both platforms had priced Gadi Eisenkot ahead, and that well-timed Netanyahu trades from newly created wallets are under investigation by Polymarket. Kalshi chief executive Tarek Mansour defended prediction-market accuracy ahead of the November 3 US midterms. (The Wall Street Journal)
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