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Reuters and Ipsos poll of 4,506 adults finds 60 percent oppose trading on election results on prediction markets, Covers reports
- Reuters and Ipsos poll of 4,506 adults finds 60 percent oppose trading on election results on prediction markets, Covers reports — Covers, in its prediction markets regulation timeline, reports a Reuters and Ipsos poll of 4,506 adults found 60 percent of respondents oppose using prediction markets to trade on elections and government events. The same timeline notes Kalshi registered back-to-back days of 4 billion dollars in trading and that operators Novig and Crypto.com sued Missouri on October 16 after a state cease-and-desist order. (Covers)
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