Alex Kane: The trapdoor question: Is prediction markets gambling? @nextdotio
Alex Kane: The trapdoor question: Is prediction markets gambling?  @nextdotio
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
For prediction market CEOs, answering yes means handing their entire industry to state regulators — regulators whose rules were designed specifically to make their model impossible to operate.

Alex Kane explains why the smartest people in the room go quiet when that question comes up. And why you should too.
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