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Kalshi Ends Advisory Role with Donald Trump Jr. Following Investment in Competitor

Kalshi has ended Donald Trump Jr.'s advisory role following his firm's investment in competitor Polymarket. Kalshi expressed gratitude for his contributions while noting potential financial ties to the company.

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Kalshi has announced the termination of Donald Trump Jr.'s advisory role after his venture capital firm invested in Polymarket, a competitor. Kalshi acknowledged his contributions to the company but indicated that the optics of the situation were not favorable. Trump Jr. may still hold a financial interest in Kalshi, having received around $300,000 in equity after joining as an adviser in early 2025.

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  • Donald Trump Jr. ended his advisory role with Kalshi.
  • His firm invested in competitor Polymarket.
  • Kalshi expressed gratitude for Trump Jr.'s contributions.
  • Trump Jr. may retain a financial interest in Kalshi.
  • He received about $300,000 in equity after joining Kalshi.
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Kalshi ditches Trump Jr. as advisor; CEO admitted "optics" weren't good

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Kalshi Ends Advisory Role with Donald Trump Jr. Following Investment in Competitor