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Jump Trading Bets Big on Prediction Markets With Stakes in Kalshi and Polymarket

2026/02/10 13:14
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  • Jump Trading is securing exposure to leading prediction platforms by exchanging liquidity provision for equity rather than making direct investments.
  • Kalshi and Polymarket’s rapid growth reflects both regulatory shifts in the US and rising institutional participation.
  • The sector is becoming more competitive as crypto exchanges enter event-based trading markets.

Jump Trading is reportedly taking equity positions in prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket through market-making arrangements, according to Bloomberg reporting. Under the reported agreements, Jump will supply liquidity to both platforms in exchange for ownership stakes rather than direct cash investment.

Jump’s deal with Kalshi reportedly provides a fixed amount of equity, while its exposure to Polymarket is expected to increase over time based on the level of trading capacity it contributes. Both platforms are currently the largest operators in the prediction market sector, which allows users to trade contracts tied to real-world outcomes.

Recent fundraising rounds have placed Polymarket’s valuation at US$9 billion (AU$12.69 billion), while Kalshi is valued at US$11 billion (AU$15.51 billion). These arrangements resemble venture-style agreements, where trading resources are exchanged for equity participation.

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Trading Volumes Climb as Rules Ease

Prediction markets have expanded rapidly following a shift in the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s stance on event-based contracts, which had previously been restricted. Kalshi and Polymarket have both recorded sharp increases in monthly trading volumes since September.

The sector has also seen rising competition, with crypto exchanges including Gemini and Crypto.com introducing rival products. Despite competition, some partners have opted to work with both platforms simultaneously.

Jump’s move follows broader expansion beyond traditional asset classes, with more than 20 staff now involved in prediction market trading. The firm operates across equities, futures and crypto markets, using proprietary trading strategies to generate returns.
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