Donald Trump’s Trump Media & Technology Group is preparing to launch a new prediction-market platform. Donald Trump’s Trump Media & Technology Group is moving into the booming world of prediction markets with a new platform called Truth Predict, according to a report from Bloomberg.

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Prediction platform Polymarket is reportedly eyeing launching trading services in the United States in a matter of weeks. According to a Tuesday Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter,

Polymarket plans to relaunch in the U.S. by November, starting with limited access to sports prediction markets, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. The platform had previously acquired CFTC-regulated exchange QCX and announced it would issue a crypto token tied to its U.S. comeback.

Polymarket plans a US relaunch focused on sports betting by late November after clearing regulatory hurdles and acquiring QCX licenses.

Polymarket prepares a limited US return focused on sports betting, eyeing late-November trading amid regulatory scrutiny.

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The National Hockey League (NHL) today announced new landmark multiyear U.S. agreements with Polymarket and Kalshi, naming both Kalshi and Polymarket official prediction market partners of the NHL. The opportunity provides Polymarket and Kalshi with access to official NHL proprietary data and rights to use NHL marks,

Polymarket (POLYMARKET) is expected to relaunch in the U.S. as soon as late November. The relaunch will focus initially on sports betting contracts, especially looking to get in for the period of peak football and basketball action.