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CLARITY Act Odds: What Prediction Markets Say About the Crypto Bill

The CLARITY Act failed a Senate procedural vote 49-50 in September. Here is how to read the CLARITY Act odds on prediction markets, and what could move them next.

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Jared Polites · Oct 22

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Government Shutdown Odds: How Prediction Markets Price a Shutdown

How to read government shutdown odds before the December 11 funding deadline: what these contracts measure, how platforms differ, and what to check first.

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Jared Polites · Oct 18

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2026 Midterm Election Odds: What Prediction Markets Are Pricing

How to read 2026 midterm election odds: what House and Senate control contracts measure, why they differ, and how to check a price before you trust it.

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Jared Polites · Oct 18

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Correlated Prediction Markets: How Related Contracts Constrain Each Other's Prices

A primary contract at 40 cents and a general contract at 45 cents for the same candidate can't both be right. The arithmetic behind correlated contracts on five prediction market platforms.

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Jared Polites · Sep 15

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Why an Election Prediction Market Can Stay Open After the News Calls the Race

A contract doesn't pay out when CNN calls it. It pays out when the specific event named in its resolution criteria actually happens, and that gap can run days or weeks past election night.

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Jared Polites · Aug 29