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 Welcome back and thanks for joining. Over the past 48 hours, prediction markets have been buzzing with activity, driven mostly by political volatility and unexpected developments in tech regulation. Polymarket continues to lead the pack in terms of volume, with over 4.2 million dollars traded across its markets just this weekend. The most active remains the market predicting whether Joe Biden will be the Democratic nominee in November. That market saw a sharp drop in confidence, falling from 79 cents to 63 in a 24-hour window following a weekend of renewed concerns about his polling numbers and growing speculation around a possible late replacement. Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom have both seen minor upticks in their respective markets as a result, though neither has cracked double digits yet.

PredictIt is also seeing a flood of volume on the presidential race, but the notable movement there came in its Senate control market. For months, traders had leaned slightly Republican, pricing the GOP to win the Senate in November at 55 cents. But that flipped late Sunday after the sudden retirement of Republican Senator John Thune was announced. Democrats are now priced at 52 cents to reclaim a Senate majority. This movement may reflect anxiety about GOP leadership succession or concerns about candidate quality in key battleground states like Montana and Ohio.

Metaculus, which approaches these questions differently by aggregating probabilistic forecasts from its user base, also shifted its 2024 Senate forecast. That probability edged up two points to give Democrats a 49 percent chance of winning control, their highest rating in over a month. Interestingly, while Metaculus users downgraded Biden’s re-election odds slightly to 37 percent, they remain more bullish on his chances than other platforms, perhaps suggesting a longer-term view driven by fundamentals rather than recent headlines.

The most eye-catching shift in the last 48 hours came on Polymarket’s “Will TikTok be banned in the US by the end of 2024” market. After hovering around 38 cents for weeks, this spiked to 61 overnight Saturday. The move came after comments from several bipartisan senators pointing to renewed momentum behind a federal ban, along with reports that the Biden administration has renewed private pressure on ByteDance to divest. The spike appears connected to a Wall Street Journal piece that hinted at executive action if Congress fails to move. If this trajectory holds, we may see even clearer movement in tech-related markets.

One trend I’m watching closely is the rise of geopolitical markets. Polymarket’s new offering on the Israel-Gaza ceasefire outcome has pulled in nearly 300,000 dollars since Thursday, with traders now giving a permanent ceasefire before 2025 only a 19 percent chance. Meanwhile, Metaculus continues to expand its offerings on potential regime changes and conflicts, including a newly launched forecast asking whether Chinese military aircraft will fly within five nautical miles of Taiwanese territory before the year ends. These markets are becoming barometers for global risk sentiment, and institutions are starting to take note.

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