Interactive Brokers Q2 call (after close). Watch for ForecastEx volume guidance and any commentary on the CFTC's pending event-contract rulemaking.
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Market Calendar
Hearings, comment periods, court dates, and earnings windows that will set the next news cycle.
Fourth Circuit ruling window — Kalshi v. Maryland. Panel questioned whether sports event contracts are "basically gambling" at the May 7 oral arguments. Could deepen the circuit split or align with the Third Circuit.
DraftKings Q2 call. First quarter under the Predictions super-app rollout; analyst questions expected on the Railbird DCM launch and the $200-300M prediction-markets investment commitment.
Robinhood Q2 call (after close). HOOD is named alongside Kalshi in the 9th Circuit Nevada case — expect prediction-markets product questions on Robinhood Derivatives traction.
Robinhood Markets (HOOD) Q2 2026 earnings. Prediction markets volume hit $8.8B in Q1 (~27% of Kalshi's volume). First full-quarter read on prediction market revenue contribution after April court rulings and regulatory scrutiny intensified.
Penn Entertainment Q2 call. PENN has been the most conservative legacy sportsbook on event contracts; first read on whether posture shifts as DKNG and FLUT escalate.
CFTC Crypto Sprint technical-amendments rulemaking target completion. Covers collateral, margin, clearing, settlement, and reporting amendments to enable blockchain infrastructure in derivatives markets — affects how prediction market platforms handle settlement.
CFTC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on prediction markets — earliest plausible window. ANPRM comment period closed April 30 with 1,500+ comments. Chair Selig has signaled urgency but legal analysts describe this as a multi-year process; fall timing more likely.