Polymarket announced it had acquired Dome, a developer-infrastructure startup, in a deal the companies did not price publicly. Dome’s technology provides an API for accessing data from prediction-market platforms, and Polymarket is integrating it into its own systems, the report said.
The acquisition gives Polymarket control of infrastructure used by developers to access prediction-market data.
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DAZN and Polymarket have agreed to integrate prediction market data and features into DAZN’s sports streaming service, according to the companies’ announcement. DAZN plans to apply to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission for licences and expects to introduce trading in the US subject to regulatory approval; the initial focus is embedding market data in live broadcasts.
Betr acquired Ascent Capital Management Inc., gaining its National Futures Association and Commodity Futures Trading Commission registrations, the company said. Betr plans to introduce prediction-market event contracts powered by Polymarket in its app later this year, targeting more than 1 million paying users nationwide. The planned markets would cover sports, politics, culture and other categories.
Underdog has purchased Aristotle Exchange DCM and Aristotle Exchange DCO, two CFTC-registered businesses, to support its own prediction market exchange. The transaction’s financial terms were not disclosed; Underdog previously launched sports prediction markets in its app through a partnership with Crypto.com.
Polymarket acquired Dome, a startup that provides an API for prediction markets, according to the report. Dome is described as a New York-based company.
Genius Sports raised its 2026 revenue forecast to $1.015bn-$1.035bn and adjusted EBITDA guidance to $287m-$297m, following Q3 partnerships with Kalshi and Polymarket. The company reported Q3 revenue of $269.9m and adjusted EBITDA of $87.1m, while its year-to-date net loss was $147.9m; CEO Mark Locke said the business was benefiting from its combined scale after acquiring Legend.
Genius Sports has lifted its expectations for revenue and EBITDA in 2026. Leadership expects 2026 revenue between $1.015bn and $1.035bn, with adjusted EBITDA between $287m and $297m.