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Will Opinion Prediction Market Rival Kalshi & Polymarket in 2026?
Kalshi and Polymarket hold a duopoly of the prediction market sector. Reports suggest the two heavyweights held a 97.5% share during 2025. But with the market expected to continue growing over the coming years, opportunities are arising for new players. One of those innovative platforms is Opinion, a prediction market that experts believe will rival Kalshi and Polymarket. But why is Opinion so highly rated, and what does it do differently from its competitors?
Crypto News_SBSB’s guide to choosing an ideal jurisdiction for crypto startup
As 2026 approaches, cryptocurrency startups in Europe face a pivotal moment. The full implementation of the MiCA Regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) will bring sweeping changes, with new licensing requirements, stricter anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) measures, and more rigorous corporate governance standards. These regulatory shifts will present challenges for many emerging crypto businesses. The critical question now is: How can crypto startups select the right jurisdiction to adapt successfully to these changes?
Forbes_The Real Cost Of A ‘Cheap’ Business Launch
The single decision I've seen founders most often underestimate is trying to launch a business on the cheap. There is a widespread idea circulating through the startup world today: Launch fast and cheap. But how profitable is it to start a business cheaply in today’s realities?
This idea has all the trappings of a great Silicon Valley origin story. It feels right and sounds smart, and every successful founder seems to endorse it. However, in my experience advising hundreds of founders across the finance and tech sectors, I can tell you it mostly leads to unforeseen complexities down the road.
IGB_Where to launch your iGaming business in 2026
In 2026, the global iGaming landscape has shifted dramatically. The era of operators simply picking the cheapest licence and launching the next day is officially over. Today, launching a gambling project is less about purchasing a permit and more about constructing a complex legal ecosystem capable of withstanding global scrutiny. At SBSB Fintech Lawyers, we see daily how the priorities of our clients have evolved. Three years ago, the primary question was: ‘How much does it cost?’.
Forbes_Global Crypto Trends and Opportunities in Ukraine
The global fintech market is projected to grow by 16.8% by 2032. What trends are you currently seeing in Ukraine and worldwide?
Fintech and crypto are growing rapidly, both in Ukraine and globally. By 2033, the crypto market is expected to reach a capitalization of €6.3 trillion, growing at an average rate of 9.7% per year. Bitcoin (BTC) recently hit a record high of $111,970, driven by institutional investments and favorable regulation in the U.S. Ethereum (ETH) rose 3.4% to $2,732, due to increased DeFi activity and growing corporate interest.
