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Kalshi could be worth $42 billion—if it can survive the Supreme Court unscathed

Fortune · September 24, 2026 at 5:58 AM

Kalshi could be worth $42 billion—if it can survive the Supreme Court unscathed

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Kalshi could be worth $42 billion—if it can survive the Supreme Court unscathed

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