Kalshi is partnering with Alpaca, a brokerage and financial infrastructure startup with over 14 million brokerage accounts globally, to offer its event contracts internationally. Alpaca recently became a U.S.-licensed futures commission merchant, enabling brokerages worldwide using Alpaca's technology to connect to Kalshi's prediction markets once local approvals are obtained. This partnership accelerates Kalshi's global expansion, following a similar move into Canada with Wealthsimple, and taps into growing demand for event contracts among Alpaca's users. The collaboration aims to scale prediction markets as a new asset class internationally over time.
Changan Automobile announced new partnerships covering seven European markets and launched its "with U" service program at Mondial de l’Auto 2026. This marks a shift from market entry to building a local ecosystem including manufacturing, sales, serv...
At the 2026 Mondial de l’Auto, Changan Automobile signed letters of intent with eight companies across seven European markets and launched its "with U" service program. This marks a strategic move to build a strong local ecosystem combining manufactu...
Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at Fidelity Investments, projects Bitcoin could reach around $300,000 by 2029 under certain conditions. His analysis compares Bitcoin's price cycles, estimating a slower growth rate of 60% to 65% annually for ...
Bitcoin sellers gave up above the $80,000 mark on October 15, a pattern previously linked to local price lows during earlier price bursts in August and September. These bursts were followed by price declines and local bottoms, suggesting that the rec...
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission implemented new regulations effective October 16, enabling Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to trade on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The framework requires each fund to passively track a ...
