The number of spectators in the intermediate market exceeded the number of traders by five to one, says Kalshi. A Brennan Center-supported experiment with 1,994 registered voters found that higher hypothetical odds made a candidate more likely to appear the expected winner.
The number of spectators in the intermediate market exceeded the number of traders by five to one, says Kalshi. A Brennan Center-supported experiment with 1,994 registered voters found that higher hypothetical odds made a candidate more likely to appear the expected winner.
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