What podcasts say about John Wang
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What John Wang has said on podcasts
10 statements · 8 positive · 1 negative · 1 mixed
Onshore regulation is necessary to reach mainstream users through advertising, partnerships, brokers, and app stores.
“the only way to tap into that user set, I would say, is you're able to run paid ads on Facebook and Instagram. You're able to put up billboards. You're able to partner with household consumer names and get integrated into large brokers and financial institutions. be on the app store.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 11:42
Kalshi perps are economically and competitively comparable in execution to rival platforms.
“from like a pure like trading execution, competitiveness of economic standpoint, you're at no disadvantage trading on Kalshi perps.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 16:06
Kalshi expects to lead the real-world-asset perps industry in liquidity, access, distribution, and experience.
“I think actually be the industry leader in terms of liquidity. access, distribution, and also just product experience.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 17:39
Kalshi is primarily an exchange-building, markets-first company.
“we are like a markets first company. Like ultimately we are building an exchange.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 29:12
Preventing insider trading is necessary for prediction markets to scale with integrity and liquidity.
“The only way you can achieve that is by preventing insider trading.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 33:25
Prediction markets permitting substantial insider trading likely will not become a liquid multibillion-dollar asset class.
“it probably won't look like a multi-billion dollar asset class that is like very liquid and traded by a lot of people.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 44:29
Sports will decline to 20–30% of Kalshi’s exchange volume as other categories grow.
“I think sports quickly go from where it is now to becoming like only 20 to 30% of the exchange volume.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 50:57
Kalshi’s prediction markets have reached a scale that permits institutional participation.
“I think we are at that scale now where institutions can actually come in.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 58:02
Prediction markets can absorb OTC and structured-products activity while improving liquidity and accessibility.
“we can take the entire OTC industry, bring it into prediction markets, take the entire structured products industry, bring it into prediction markets, and then create a much more liquid and more readily accessible version of it.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 59:55
Kalshi’s overall scale is four-to-five times Polymarket’s, and crypto volume is ten times larger.
“we've really grown to be like four to five times larger, at least in crypto, we're 10 times larger than them in volumes.”
Open the episode · "We Want to Be Bigger Than the CME" | Kalshi's John WangListen at 1:03:15
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