Kalshi

“If you want to bet on gold though, you can always check out our sponsor on the channel. You can go to Koshi. Right now, there is a 57% chance that by the end of the year, gold will be below $4,300... Kalshi is a sponsor of the channel and when you go to kshi.com/mec or click the link in the description, you can get a free $25 when you sign up for Koshi and make your first trade.”

“head on over to Kshi on what you think is going to happen with the Fed hikes. Uh, with call prediction markets, we don't like to say the betting markets, but anyway, if uh, you sign up for Koshi and you make your first trade, you get a free $25 if you use this code, kshi.com/r/meet. They are a paid sponsor of the channel. You could use code meet Kevin when you sign up.”

“Host discusses Kalshi betting market odds on Tesla-SpaceX merger, then discloses sponsorship: 'full disclosure, uh we are sponsored. Reinvest my company is sponsored by Kelshi. You if you sign up for Kelsey using kshi.comr/mevin, uh you get $25 for free when you sign up and make your first trade.'”

“Kelsey? Yes, I have. They're the prediction market that lets you trade on anything from sports to culture. But the NFL is not happy with bets on football made on Khi.”

The NFL and regulators oppose Kalshi for lacking safeguards against insider trading and manipulation in sports prediction markets.

“Because Kelshi has become largely a sports book Kelshi got itself legalized as a prediction market and like fought the old commodity futures trading commission. you can't bet on sports in Utah, but you can on Kalshi.”

The discussion critiques Kalshi's regulatory position and the problematic nature of their sports betting business model operating as prediction markets.

“betting app Cali is in the news with a request to Congress that would allow you to borrow money to bet. I can't imagine what could go wrong with that idea.”

Host expresses concern about the app's request to Congress to allow borrowing money to bet, questioning what could go wrong.