The US prediction market said products tied to crops including corn and wheat will follow traditional exchange hours instead of trading around the clock.
The change came after objections from agriculture industry groups and derivatives exchanges over the planned contracts.
Kalshi generally offers 24/7 trading, but this concession narrows how its agricultural products will operate as scrutiny of event-style markets expands.
Kalshi restricted its 24/7 model for agriculture. Will financial innovation always have to yield to traditional industry stability?
As prediction markets face crackdowns, are they the future of finance or just a new frontier for high-tech gambling?
With courts split and states suing, what is the ultimate fate of event contracts: regulated asset or illegal bet?