Fanatics chief executive Michael Rubin said the company plans to launch a prediction-markets product with Crypto.com in the coming weeks. He said Fanatics is active in 23 states for sports betting and intends to offer the product in 27 others, subject to applicable regulations.
The planned partnership could extend Fanatics’ reach into additional states, subject to local rules.
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Prospect Markets signed a letter of intent with Foris DAX FCM LLC, operating as OG Broker, for a proposed US sports-focused prediction market. The arrangement would involve North American Derivatives Exchange and a clearing relationship through OG Broker; definitive agreements and any required regulatory approvals remain outstanding. The parties are targeting a launch in Q3 2026, Prospect Markets said.
Tradeweb launched a dedicated page featuring Kalshi data and pricing for its US institutional clients, according to the companies’ announcement. The page will add Kalshi’s American Power Index in July; the companies are also exploring further platform capabilities, including an institutional event-contracts platform.
Underdog announced it had acquired Aristotle Exchange, comprising entities registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a designated contract market and derivatives clearing organisation. The company said the deal will let it offer its own exchange for sports event contracts and other events across the US.
High Roller Technologies chief executive Seth Young said ROLR would launch in 2026. The company has secured regulatory approvals and nearly finished technology development for its US prediction market rollout. High Roller chose an introducing broker model to accelerate market entry.
High Roller Technologies appointed Thomas Scaria to the newly created chief product officer role ahead of its ROLR prediction markets launch. The company said Scaria will lead its move into the sector in partnership with Crypto.com. High Roller also agreed an exclusive platform licence and development services deal with DeepEther Labs’ mrkts.com platform for the ROLR application.