Kalshi attributed the discrepancy to how headline volume is calculated, rather than to actual cash spending.
Kalshi said its reported volume reflects an industry convention that counts maximum potential payouts rather than cash spent. The company made the clarification while facing criticism over reported activity, and pointed to public regulatory filings in its transparency argument.
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dtcpay was described as a stablecoin payments company, and the financing was identified as a Series A round.
Read the briefThe stated use of proceeds includes expansion of dtcpay’s merchant network and a revamped business portal for enterprise clients.
Read the briefThe developer tooling supports automated payments in XRP and RLUSD, including repeated service payments and wallet management across blockchains.
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