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Key NotesPolymarket’s data will appear in WSJ, Barron’s, and Investor’s Business Daily for earnings forecasts and market predictions.The partnership marks prediction markets’ growing acceptance despite ongoing debates about gambling regulation and insider trading concerns.Industry leaders like Brian Armstrong and Vitalik Buterin defend the platforms’ value as information sources rather than pure gambling venues.
Polymarket has announced another significant partnership, now agreeing to distribute prediction data to Dow Jones outlets, which include The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Barron’s, and Investor’s Business Daily.
The breaking news was given by Bloomberg, a WSJ competitor, in contact with Polymarket. An official announcement is expected later on Jan. 7, according to the report. Polymarket data will be displayed online and in print and used in new features such as an earnings calendar showing expected results for publicly traded companies, the outlet wrote.
This is the first traditional media partnership for Polymarket. Meanwhile, the New York-based prediction market platform’s main competitor, Kalshi, had already partnered with CNBC and CNN for a similar intent. Both prediction markets have been on a business development run to carve partnerships and expand their services, reach, and brand awareness among traditional enterprises.
Prediction Markets’ Partnerships Run With Enterprises
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