NFL Season, Midterm Elections Set Up Busy Fall for Prediction Markets
The 2025 football season and 2024 presidential election helped push prediction markets into prominence, according to CNBC.
The NFL season and the upcoming midterm elections are setting up a critical fall for prediction markets, CNBC reported.
The report said the 2025 football season and the 2024 presidential election had already pushed prediction markets into the prominence they enjoy today.
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