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On August 19, The Wall Street Journal reported that Cantor Fitzgerald plans to open the Kalshi prediction market to its approximately 3,000 institutional clients, including family offices and hedge funds, allowing them to trade event contracts related to weather, commodities, and corporate performance. Susquehanna International Group will provide quotes and liquidity for the related trades. Cantor will act as a broker, facilitating the buying and selling of large event contracts for clients and potentially distributing related positions to other investors through private negotiations. Cantor Co-CEO Pascal Bandelier stated that hedge funds have expressed interest in trading event contracts linked to iPhone sales, rather than indirectly betting on volume changes through Apple's stock price; family offices are focusing on using contracts related to weather, crop yields, and oil prices for risk hedging. Joe Grubb, head of business development at Susquehanna Predictions, mentioned that AI supply chain risks and computing power prices could also become applications in the prediction market. Institutional clients can propose new market themes based on their needs, and the relevant companies have discussed the types of contracts they hope to launch with investors. Kalshi has been intensifying its outreach to institutional clients in recent months, completing its first large trade this year and partnering with Interactive Brokers. Max Crowley, Vice President of Business Development at Kalshi, stated that there is already a demand from institutions for hedging specific event risks.

On August 19, The Wall Street Journal reported that Cantor Fitzgerald plans to open the Kalshi prediction market to its approximately 3,000 institutional clients, which include family offices and hedge funds, allowing them to trade event contracts related to weather, commodities, and corporate performance. Susquehanna International Group will provide quotes and liquidity for the related trades. Cantor will act as a broker, facilitating the buying and selling of large event contracts for clients and may privately negotiate to distribute related positions to other investors. Cantor Co-CEO Pascal Bandelier stated that hedge funds have expressed interest in trading event contracts linked to iPhone sales, rather than indirectly betting on volume changes through Apple's stock price; family offices are focused on using contracts related to weather, crop yields, and oil prices for risk hedging. Joe Grubb, head of business development at Susquehanna Predictions, noted that AI supply chain risks and computing power prices could also become applications for the prediction market. Institutional clients can propose new market themes based on their needs, and the relevant companies have discussed the types of contracts they hope to launch with investors. Kalshi has been intensifying its efforts to expand its institutional client base in recent months, completing its first large trade this year and partnering with Interactive Brokers. Max Crowley, vice president of business development at Kalshi, stated that there is already a demand from institutions for hedging specific event risks.

On August 19, on-chain data showed that USDC issuer Circle minted 250,000,000 USDC through the USDC Treasury on Solana, amounting to approximately $250 million.