The cryptocurrency wallet Trust Wallet, owned by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, has added a section for trading on prediction markets to its interface.
«Eligible users can view events, take positions on their outcomes (such as 'yes' or 'no') and track the progress of the situation — all within their existing Trust Wallet,» the project's blog states.
The first integration was the Web3 protocol Myriad, launched in March. Soon, the list of supported services will be expanded to include Kalshi and Polymarket platforms.
Interest in prediction markets continues to grow. In October, the developers of MetaMask announced native integration with the Polymarket platform.
“Wallets are becoming the center for all types of trading — not only tokens but also information, opinions, and expectations. Users should not need five applications to express their market position. This should happen where they already store assets and trade,” noted Trust Wallet CEO Eowyn Chen in a comment to Cointelegraph.
New collaboration with Kalshi
On December 3, Kalshi partnered with CNN. Journalists and analysts from the media holding will gain access to the service's data to assess the probability of political and cultural events.
CNN is integrating Kalshi's metrics into its broadcasts and will launch a real-time news feed based on them.
In early November, Google announced the integration of Kalshi and Polymarket. The data from these platforms will be integrated into search results as part of the Google Finance service update.
Previously, independent researcher Jane Manchun Wong discovered a hidden interface for trading stocks and prediction markets in the Coinbase app code, indicating a possible integration with Kalshi.
The platform has also joined the Solana ecosystem. It is expected to tokenize “thousands of its prediction markets.”
Kalshi is collaborating with the DFlow and Jupiter protocols and is developing new “Kalshi Builder Codes.” The latter will allow for “seamless monetization of applications above the global liquidity pool” of the platform.
“Trading terminals, weather sites, AI agents… everything you want to create can now generate commissions and rewards proportional to the volume,” the team noted.
Valuation at $11 billion
Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansur confirmed the information about raising $1 billion at a valuation of $11 billion.
The Series E funding round was led by the venture firm Paradigm. It also included participation from Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, and ARK Invest led by Cathie Wood.
“Kalshi replaces disputes, subjectivity, and conversations with markets, accuracy, and truth. We have created a new way to perceive information and interact with it,” commented Mansur.
The team will direct the raised funds towards integration with new brokers, partnerships with news agencies, and expanding the product line.
Additionally, Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara has been recognized as the youngest self-made female billionaire. In the Forbes ranking, she surpassed singer Taylor Swift.
Record month
In November, the combined turnover of Kalshi and Polymarket approached $10 billion — a record high in the history of these platforms.
The monthly volume on the first platform increased by 32% — from $4.4 billion to $5.8 billion, which was the largest absolute increase. The second platform's figure jumped by 23.8% — from $3.02 billion to over $3.7 billion.
Let us remind you, Polymarket has resumed operations in the United States after resolving conflicts with regulators.
