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Gli utenti hanno ora la possibilità di assemblare i parallax attraverso l'autotestamento di Kalshi.

Scommesse combinate generate dagli utenti potrebbero essere state autorizzate tramite Kalshi, in quanto hanno auto-certificato un nuovo tipo di contratto che include più segmenti e pagamenti calcolati moltiplicando le quote di ogni componente della scommessa. È emerso un nuovo contratto di...

Gli utenti ora hanno la potenziale per costruire le multilayer attraverso la funzionalità di...
Gli utenti ora hanno la potenziale per costruire le multilayer attraverso la funzionalità di autocertificazione recentemente implementata di Kalshi

Gli utenti hanno ora la possibilità di assemblare i parallax attraverso l'autotestamento di Kalshi.

Kalshi Presents New Self-Certification Contract, Expanding Betting Possibilities

In a significant move, Kalshi, a leading company in prediction markets, has submitted a new contract for self-certification to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). If approved, this new contract could potentially revolutionize the betting landscape on Kalshi's platform.

The new contract, titled "Will occur in ?", is based on a template but its vagueness is unusual for self-certification filings. It is designed for bets on multiple outcomes, a departure from the traditional single-leg bets. This multi-leg structure might introduce more complexity in the betting process.

If approved, the new contract might allow Kalshi to offer user-created parlays, a feature not explicitly mentioned earlier. These parlays would involve a larger number of outcomes in a single bet, expanding the betting options available through Kalshi's platform.

Interestingly, the filing does not clearly indicate the nature of the bets the contract is intended for. However, it is clear that the new contract pertains to prediction markets and sports betting. The contract's filing suggests it is designed for multi-leg bets, which could require more complex calculations for payouts due to their structure.

It's worth noting that the new contract would be offered by Kalshi's InGame division, although this is not explicitly mentioned in the contract's title. This is unlike earlier instances where the InGame division was explicitly mentioned.

DRW Holdings, the company behind Kalshi, submitted a similar type of contract for user-designed parlays to the CFTC on Tuesday, covering events such as sports outcomes and other customizable event combinations. The filing's title is more vague than usual for self-certification titles, which is a departure from the standard template-based nature of these filings.

In conclusion, the new contract submitted by Kalshi to the CFTC could significantly expand the betting options available on its platform, if approved. The multi-leg structure of the contract might require more complex calculations for payouts, and it remains to be seen how users will respond to this new betting format.

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