Prediction markets could soon be available in your retirement account
By Contessa Brewer
Published on April 24, 2026.
Three companies, including Bitwise, Roundhill and GraniteShares, have filed applications with the SEC to offer event contracts as exchange-traded funds. The proposal includes a Democrat president ETF or Republican president ETF based on the outcome of the White House election in 2028. The ETFs would track the changes in probability of the prediction markets, which offer a payout on a winning bet and nothing on a losing bet.
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