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Transparency matters. When we get something wrong — a factual error, a stale figure, or a misattribution — we fix it on the page and log it here, dated and explained. Minor typo fixes and stylistic edits are not logged.

Our correction policy

  • Material errors (wrong facts, wrong figures, wrong dates, misattributed quotes) are corrected within 48 hours of verification.
  • Substantive updates (regulatory changes, platform feature changes, new offers) are reflected in the article and noted here.
  • Minor edits (typos, grammar, clarifications that do not change meaning) are made silently.
  • Corrected articles display a "Last reviewed" date in the byline so readers can see freshness at a glance.

Correction log

Kalshi Review 2026
Original

Minimum deposit on Kalshi is $5.

Corrected

Minimum deposit on Kalshi is $1.

Reason

Kalshi reduced its minimum deposit from $5 to $1 in early 2024. Verified against Kalshi's current Help Center entry on deposits.

Original

The CFTC application is being reviewed by acting Chair Caroline Pham.

Corrected

The CFTC application is being reviewed by sole Chair Michael Selig, who succeeded Pham in March 2026.

Reason

Reader pointed out the chair handover. Confirmed via the CFTC's official commissioner page (cftc.gov/About/Commissioners).

Original

Kalshi suspended sports contracts for California residents in February 2026.

Corrected

Kalshi continues to offer sports contracts to California residents; the California DOJ sent a cease-and-desist in February 2026 but no suspension occurred.

Reason

Mischaracterized the regulatory action. Verified against Kalshi's public statement and the CA AG press release dated Feb 4, 2026.

Robinhood Review 2026
Original

Robinhood Predictions is operated directly by Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Corrected

Robinhood Predictions is offered through Robinhood Derivatives, LLC (a CFTC-registered FCM) and contracts are listed on Kalshi's DCM.

Reason

Clarified the legal entity and routing. Source: Robinhood Predictions terms of service, accessed Apr 29, 2026.

Original

The ORACLE Act was signed into law in March 2026.

Corrected

The ORACLE Act passed the New York State Senate in March 2026 but has not yet been signed into law.

Reason

Conflated bill passage with enactment. Verified via NY State legislature bill tracker (S.7508).

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