TechFlame news, August 21. According to a Bloomberg report, Fanduel, an online gaming platform owned by Flutter Entertainment, is cooperating with CME Group, the largest derivatives exchange in the US, to launch a betting service based on stocks, commodity prices, and inflation indicators.

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event-based contracts will be linked to key economic indicators such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, oil and gas prices, gold, cryptocurrencies, and GDP and CPI, according to the two companies announced on Wednesday. The service is expected to be

officially launched later this year, providing investors with a new way to make financial bets.