Oz Voloshin

Was it hard to track down these fraternity members?

And what did they tell you about how this came about?

And were they worried when you called?

And what's the answer to his question?

Are people breaking the law by betting on insider information in these platforms?

Well, I want to come back to the insider trading issue, the regulation issue.

I want to point out now, which we'll come back to, that I think Donald Trump Jr.

is an advisor to Kalshi and a board member and investor at Polymarket.

That's right.

Yeah.

So some support for these platforms from within the administration, for sure.

I want to just, before we get on to the nitty-gritty of regulation, talk a little bit more about NEPO babies, including Mark Wahlberg's daughter and Dana White's daughter.

Talk about how their stories relate to the Super Bowl and the betting.

Do we believe this volume was driven because of Mark Wahlberg's

daughter's purported, the rumors that Mark Wahlberg's daughter had given insider information, or do we not know?

And what about Dana White, the UFC CEO?

Now, you know, one doesn't often feel too sorry for NEPA babies.

But the idea that if you have a famous parent or even a somewhat famous parent, that any information you disclose about your family can be traded upon online.

I mean, that is a huge...

blow to the idea i mean we already live in a world with substantially reduced privacy right with like everyone constantly recording on their phone etc etc but the idea that you'd have to be completely tight-lipped about your movements of your family because people you thought your friends might be using it for insider information for trading i mean it's kind of a spooky world we're contemplating oh totally i mean i had exactly the same thought right the idea that you know just because i i mention in passing where my family might be like