Wu Says he learned that DraftKings co-founder Matt Kalish posted a jab at Kalshi’s chief financial officer for abruptly resigning before going public without explanation, saying it’s not unusual for executives to give up equity that could change someone’s life, and using this to question the credibility of the company’s $22 billion valuation and financial data.

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RiskFirst
· 07-24 04:26
Leaving before going public really seems suspicious; if I were in the same position, I wouldn’t dare trust that valuation either.
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GaslessDreamer
· 07-24 04:06
An executive abandons their equity and runs—this 22 billion is probably inflated bubble.
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VpvrUser
· 07-24 03:58
Key personnel quit at a critical moment without explanation. Either there are too many internal conflicts, or the data is wrong. With this move from Kalsh, even people outside the circle couldn’t help shaking their heads. DraftKings’ mockery is on point.
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