WorldPingDon Davis introduced legislation barring federal candidates and their families from trading prediction contracts tied to their own elections.
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Ondo opens private markets with tokenized pre-IPO AI exposure
Spiko raises $90 million to expand tokenized cash funds across markets
Rep. Don Davis introduces bill to stop federal candidates trading prediction market contracts tied to their own elections
Don Davis Bill Would Fine Candidates $10K for Trading on Their Own Elections
Polymarket overhauls smart contracts with new Protocol V2 rollout
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WorldPingThe No Betting on Your Own Race Act also gives prediction markets cover to close accounts and report candidates to regulators.
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WorldPingPolymarket begins its Protocol V2 rollout ahead of a planned November transition for new prediction markets, while existing positions remain on the current system.
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WorldPingSpiko raised $90 million in Series B funding to scale its $2.7 billion tokenized cash fund business and expand into new markets.
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WorldPingOndo’s tokenized notes will give eligible investors exposure to private companies, with the first tied to an unnamed pre-IPO AI company.
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