CEO Kalshi рассказал о планах цифровой экспансии

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2025-11-01Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-11-01

Рынок прогнозирования Kalshi стремится стать частью всех крупных блокчейн-приложений и бирж в ближайший год. Об этом заявил руководитель отдела криптовалют Джон Ван, пишет The Block.

Ван рассказал, что компания делает ставку на криптосообщество — «мощных пользователей», которые находятся на передовой финансов и технологий.

Эксперт отметил, что платформа создает экосистему для разработчиков: инструменты для передачи данных о событиях в блокчейн в реальном времени, а также для создания ИИ-агентов и продвинутых интерфейсов.

В сентябре Kalshi объявила о партнерстве с блокчейнами Solana и Base,запустив грантовую программу для новаторов. Ван подчеркнул, что в планах компании — сотрудничество с другими сетями для привлечения новых сообществ.

Рынки предсказаний как мост в криптоэкономику

Топ-менеджер сравнил рынки предсказаний с «Троянским конем», который поможет пользователям войти в цифровую экономику. По его словам, такие рынки проще для понимания, чем традиционные криптоопционы, и могут привлечь новую аудиторию.

При этом ончейн-инициативы дополнят, но не заменят основную платформу.

Kalshi укрепила свои позиции: за год увеличила долю на рынке предсказаний с 3,3% до 66% и обошла главного конкурента — Polymarket. Рост связан с популярностью контрактов на американский футбол.

Ван объяснил этот успех трехлетней работой над соблюдением регуляторных требований. Ранее платформа выиграла иск против CFTC, что позволило отменить запрет на контракты, связанные с выборами.

Сейчас Polymarket готовится к возвращению в США после четырехлетнего запрета со стороны регулятора. Компания приобрела QCX LLC (теперь Polymarket US) за $112 млн, получив лицензию Designated Contract Market (DCM), которая позволяет предлагать американским пользователям контракты на спортивные и политические события.

Что дальше?

Ван подчеркнул, что Kalshi продолжит совершенствовать интерфейс, адаптируя его под разные категории рынков, чтобы выделяться среди конкурентов.

«Информационные потоки и контекст для каждого рынка уникальны, и наш интерфейс будет это отражать», — добавил он.

Напомним, в июле Kalshi интегрировала ИИ-бота Grok в свою платформу предсказаний.

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