WorldPingKalshi clarified that its inflated headline volume stems from an industry-wide convention tracking maximum potential payouts rather than actual cash spent, emphasizing its public regulatory filings ensure absolute transparency.
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Why keeping your private keys safe won’t always stop crypto theft
One Attacker Hits Two Crypto Projects and Walks With $2 Million
North Korean fake recruiters infect 30K devices, steal $10.7M in crypto
Massive French Data Leaks Spark Surge in Fake Crypto Support Calls
Kalshi faces ‘fake crypto volume’ allegations as critic flags identical $5,500 trades
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