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According to Cnbc, quarterly reports from Flutter Entertainment, DraftKings, Coinbase and Robinhood highlighted growing activity in prediction markets. Companies have been introducing platforms or partnerships in the sector, while earnings disclosures provided measures of customer engagement, trading volume and revenue.
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins said annualized total volume for the company’s predictions platform rose to $11 billion from $2.3 billion between April and July. The platform, launched in December 2025, had engaged more than 600,000 customers, he said. Robins also said DraftKings saw about 1% customer overlap between its sportsbook and the largest prediction-market operator in sportsbook states. DraftKings reported second-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $114.6 million and revenue of $1.44 billion, below FactSet consensus estimates of $156.1 million and $1.51 billion, respectively.
Flutter said it would move FanDuel Predicts sports and novelty contracts from CME to Crypto.com, while CME would continue providing financial-market contracts. Peter Jackson said the new exchange arrangement would help the company deliver products ahead of the NFL season. Flutter reported second-quarter adjusted earnings of 49 cents per share on $4.33 billion in revenue, compared with FactSet consensus estimates of 54 cents per share and $4.23 billion. The company expects about $50 million in market-making revenue this year.
Coinbase said prediction-markets revenue increased 106% quarter over quarter and that annualized revenue from the business exceeded $100 million in the second quarter. Robinhood, meanwhile, said more than 3.5 billion contracts had traded to date on Rothera, its CFTC-licensed exchange launched in June through a joint venture with Susquehanna International Group. Robinhood reported $156 million in second-quarter event-contract revenue.
