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Donald Trump Jr. Leaves Kalshi Advisory Role Over Conflict With Polymarket

Forbes BusinessBy Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff

11/12/2026, 7:54:22 PM

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Trump Jr.’s financial firm, 1789 Capital, recently expanded its financial stake in Kalshi rival, Polymarket.

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Leaves Kalshi Advisory Role Over Conflict With Polymarket.
Trump Jr.’s financial firm, 1789 Capital, recently expanded its financial stake in Kalshi rival, Polymarket.
Trump Jr.’s financial firm, 1789 Capital, recently expanded its financial stake in Kalshi rival, Polymarket.

Trump Jr.’s financial firm, 1789 Capital, recently expanded its financial stake in Kalshi rival, Polymarket.

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