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Why Wall Street’s Biggest Traders Are Abandoning Crypto for Prediction Markets | Alex Momot

The Defiant Jun 26, 2026 3h ago ⏱ 1 min read 👁 2 views
Why Wall Street’s Biggest Traders Are Abandoning Crypto for Prediction Markets | Alex Momot
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Prediction markets are entering a new phase — and the biggest market makers in the world are taking notice. Alex Momot, Co-founder of Peanut Trade, joins Camila Russo to break down the mechanics, the opportunity, and the risks behind this… Prediction markets are entering a new phase — and the biggest market makers in the world are taking notice. Alex Momot, Co-founder of Peanut Trade, joins Camila Russo to break down the mechanics, the opportunity, and the risks behind this fast-moving space.
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