Mark Zuckerberg Looking To Start His Own Polymarket Rival

Mark Zuckerberg Looking To Start His Own Polymarket Rival

Internally known as 'Arena,' Zuckerberg seems eager to get Facebook into the murky prediction market circuit

Mark Zuckerberg thinks Meta isn't doing enough to cater to gambling addicts

We live in a golden age of online gambling, as sports betting sites recruit SNL stars to voice commercials they label as “content” while sinking their hooks into long-running game shows, and the rise of “prediction markets” allows betting to move out of arenas and stadiums and into exciting realms like “Will the United States invade other countries and capture their heads of state?” (That last one is currently the subject of a high-profile court…

Mark Zuckerberg sure sounds eager to get young people hooked on online gambling

The Meta CEO is developing a social network betting market app—and wants help from Polymarket and Kalshi.

Zuckerberg asks Meta to explore working with Polymarket and Kalshi, NYT ...

Zuckerberg Pushes Meta To Explore Polymarket And Kalshi Partnerships

Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly asked Meta teams to explore possible partnerships with Polymarket and Kalshi while the company develops Arena, an internal prediction-market app aimed at younger users. The push would put Meta closer to one of the fastest-growing consumer trading categories in financial technology. Polymarket built the crypto-native version of event-contract trading, while Kalshi has grown through a regulated U.S. model that lets u…

Zuckerberg Urges Meta to Explore Polymarket and Kalshi Partnerships

Mark Zuckerberg has urged Meta's senior leadership to explore partnerships with Polymarket and Kalshi, according to a New York Times report cited by The Block on Friday, days after the paper revealed Meta was building its own competing prediction-market app codenamed Arena. The new reporting adds a... Read the full story at The Defiant