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Moomoo is moving deeper into prediction markets after partnering with Kalshi to bring regulated event contracts directly into its trading app Through the integration, eligible users will be able to trade on outcomes tied to things like Federal Reserve rate decisions, inflation reports, elections and even major sports events such as the World Cup Prediction markets have grown quickly over the last year especially after the surge in activity around election-related contracts. Platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket expanded far beyond politics and started attracting users interested in macro data, sports and broader real-world events For Moomoo, the move also fits into a larger push toward alternative trading products. The company has recently been expanding into crypto-related features, AI-assisted investing tools and now event-based trading markets The broader trend is becoming harder to ignore. Retail trading platforms are no longer just competing through stocks and ETFs. More firms are trying to build ecosystems where users can trade across traditional assets, crypto and event-driven markets from the same interface Regulated prediction markets are increasingly being watched as a new category sitting somewhere between trading, forecasting and financial speculation

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