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According to Business Wire, Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ: IBKR) announced on May 14 the launch of its first unified prediction market trading interface, enabling simultaneous access to three major U.S. prediction market platforms—Kalshi, CME Group, and ForecastEx. Customers no longer need to open separate accounts or transfer funds across platforms; instead, they can search, compare prices, and execute cross-platform orders within a single interface, with the system automatically routing orders to the exchange offering the best net price. The platform is fully integrated with IBKR’s existing trading environment, supporting unified management and real-time tracking of prediction market positions alongside other asset classes—including stocks, options, futures, and cryptocurrencies. Initially, the platform will focus on contracts tied to election outcomes, climate events, and economic indicators, with plans to integrate additional exchanges in the future.
According to Circle’s official announcement, Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL) unveiled the Circle Agent Stack on May 11—a suite of services and tools purpose-built for the agent economy, designed to empower AI agents as autonomous economic participants. Initial offerings include: Circle CLI (Command-Line Interface), Nanopayments—microtransactions in gas-free USDC down to $0.000001, powered by Circle Gateway; Agent Wallets—policy-controlled agent wallets; and Agent Marketplace—a directory of agent services. These products are now officially live at agents.circle.com.
Odaily News Aave posted on the X platform stating that it has taken note of the attack on the CowSwap frontend, but this incident has not affected the security of the Aave interface or the underlying protocol. As a precautionary measure, the CowSwap team has temporarily disabled the swap endpoints for integrators. Within the Aave interface, transactions have been switched to the ParaSwap routing where available to ensure continuity of user transactions.