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Kalshi Inc., a financial exchange and prediction market funded by highly prominent venture capital firms, has been forced to shut betting on the outcome of the alleged killer of United Health ...

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Some people, including financial regulators, may have a problem with that. Contracts offered by Kalshi, a New York exchange, allow retail traders to put money on the outcome of nearly anything.