Kalshi Head of Institutional Andy Ross said prediction exchanges welcome profitable traders because their activity improves market pricing, contrasting that model with sportsbooks that restrict successful bettors to protect margins.
Ross said the key difference is that sportsbooks may ban users who consistently win, while exchanges depend on informed traders to improve the aggregate quality of predictions. The remarks frame prediction markets as venues that use sharp participation to refine public data rather than limit it.
Kalshi Executive Says Prediction Exchanges Benefit From Sharp Traders
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