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By James Thorp
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TT Already Has Kalshi — Now OG.com Makes Two. TT already struck a deal with Kalshi, one of the other big U.S.-regulated event market platforms.
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Why Institutional Access Matters Here. Prediction markets have spent years being a retail-first product.
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Trading Technologies International is moving into prediction markets. The company plans to connect its platform to OG.com, Crypto.
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OG.com sits under Crypto.com Derivatives North America — which is basically the rebranded version of Nadex, the exchange Crypto.com acquired. Contracts on OG.
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TT already struck a deal with Kalshi, one of the other big U.S.-regulated event market platforms. Adding OG.com makes two, and that's probably not the end of it. Kalshi and OG.
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For exchanges like OG.com and Kalshi, the value is liquidity. Professional traders bring size, and size makes markets tighter.
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The margin-based crypto futures piece is worth watching separately. Crypto.com spinning off its prediction markets into a standalone platform — OG.
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Prediction markets have spent years being a retail-first product. Sports outcomes, election results, macro events — the early user base was mostly individual traders willing to…
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That's TT's whole argument. The firm's platform is already the daily operating environment for a lot of futures and options traders. Plugging OG.
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It's a pretty sensible approach, and it's worked before. Crypto.com leveraging the Nadex infrastructure — now Crypto.com Derivatives North America — gives OG.
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Crypto.com's decision to spin OG.com into its own standalone platform came after significant growth in the prediction markets segment.
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Official launch on TT is expected by late 2026. Details beyond that are sparse. No specific features, no exact contract specs, no word on what the margin requirements for the new…
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Alpaca's FCM subsidiary move and Tradeweb's Kalshi analytics tie-up both happened in roughly the same window. The infrastructure layer of U.S.
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