This week, the total open interest in the prediction markets reached a record high of $1.95 billion.
According to Jinse Finance, on July 3, DWF Labs analyzed that the total amount of open interest in prediction markets reached a record high this week, totaling $1.95 billion across all platforms. Sports-related markets are the primary driver behind this surge, but non-sports markets such as politics and economics also set new highs, with the total amount on the Kalshi and Polymarket platforms reaching $837 million.
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