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Trading Technologies adds OG.com as second prediction market venue

Published Aug 18, 2026Updated 34d ago

Trading Technologies (TT) will integrate OG.com, Crypto.com's CFTC-regulated prediction markets exchange, into its institutional trading platform in the fourth quarter of 2026. The addition makes OG.com TT's second prediction-market venue alongside its existing Kalshi connection. TT will also link to Crypto.com's margined crypto futures the same quarter. The move gives institutional traders another route into event contracts alongside traditional crypto derivatives.

Why this matters?

TT's dual-venue strategy turns prediction-market connectivity from a single partnership into a competitive feature set. Institutional desks that already run TT's software can now route event-contract orders to either Kalshi or OG.com without installing new infrastructure, lowering the switching cost that has slowed venue diversification. For OG.com, TT's client base offers a direct channel to hedge funds and proprietary trading firms that Kalshi has cultivated through similar integrations.

The Q4 timeline is tight: OG.com must prove technical reliability before year-end or risk becoming a backup option rather than a genuine alternative. For Kalshi, the split is a direct threat to its position as TT's exclusive prediction-market gateway. The first quarterly volume figures after launch will show whether institutions treat OG.com as a peer venue or merely a redundant connection.

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