Phantom Integrates Kalshi Event Contracts
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A report dated October 24, 2026, said Phantom had made event contracts provided by Kalshi available to U.S. users, allowing users to buy and sell the contracts directly within the Phantom app and giving Kalshi an additional distribution channel. Trading is currently funded using CASH, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar, and costs 2 cents per contract, plus a small network fee. Some markets in Michigan, Nevada, and Washington are temporarily unavailable. Meanwhile, the dispute between CME and Kalshi has extended to the oil market, with Kalshi seeking approval for a perpetual WTI contract, WTIPERP.
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- CryptopolitanCME and Kalshi dispute spreads to oil markets, Phantom opens new distribution channel for Kalshi
Phantom has made event contracts provided by Kalshi available to users in the United States, allowing users to buy and sell them within the app and giving Kalshi an additional distribution channel. Trading is currently funded with CASH, a dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by Phantom, with fees of two cents per contract plus a small network fee; some markets in Michigan, Nevada and Washington are unavailable. Meanwhile, the dispute between CME and Kalshi has extended to oil, with Kalshi applying for approval of the perpetual WTI contract WTIPERP.
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