"traditional" = funds holding publicly listed stocks and bonds? Basically, mutual funds? If that's it, there isn't a "traditional" asset manager that is going t

"traditional" = funds holding publicly listed stocks and bonds? Basically, mutual funds? If that's it, there isn't a "traditional" asset manager that is going to Kalshi to put bets on events. Note in the post - the buyers who head to goldman to get exposure through a basket of positions are not "traditional" asset managers. Put another way - the relevant asset managers were not restricted.