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How to hijack cable news in 2026:
1. Find a $2,000 illiquid market.
2. Move the line with barely any capital.
3. Watch news anchors treat your $500 trade as “expert geopolitical analysis.”
Replying to @JWeinbachNBA @Kalshi
Forgot to add that sponsored tag @XCreators
I can say that I’m not paid for & I have zero horses in this race. Not sure you can do the same, but keep chirping
Replying to @TylerGellasch @CFTC
Believe them when they tell you the quiet part out loud. The CFTC has been telegraphing its plan to usurp SEC jurisdiction for years.
Replying to @grantstern
More than a few conflict of interest questions to address here. At what point do constant “leading” posts cross over from objective market data into subjective coverage? Kalshi’s incessant posting about this race during the GOP primary was particularly interesting to see.
xitter.cf/thestackos/status/2113…
Replying to @Jason_Garcia
@grok are there any campaign employees of Byron Donalds that are married to employees of Kalshi? This company seems awfully close to the Byron Donalds campaign and their messaging.
Replying to @AlexanderGrieve
Another post of yours I get to bookmark and come back to since you have amazing takes
Kalshi’s “wisdom of the crowds” sure looks like a group chat with marching orders. Same post. Same talking points. Some are properly labeled “Paid partnership,” while others have no visible disclosure. @XCreators
Amazing how everyone’s “independent research” led to the same marketing brief.
Replying to @nypost
Utter comedy — @mansourtarek_ lecturing on “generational burdens”
He is unqualified to be CEO & has proven time and time again why he is not fit for the job at Kalshi
When Don Jr. joins the Kalshi advisory board and trading volume mysteriously explodes by 500%
SCOOP with @ByKLong @ceostroff:
- The CFTC is examining unusual Kalshi trades with near-identical sizes that now total over $5B
- Prop-trading firms Jump Trading (a Kalshi shareholder) and Wintermute were two of the parties involved in the transactions
We analyzed months of Kalshi data. The trades, all clustered near $5,500, began in late August (see chart).





















