‘South Park’ Takes On Prediction Markets—And Traders Are Already Betting On It

South Park has found its latest goal: the forecast market, in the midst of a headline grabbing season that aims to be timely and controversial subjects of all sorts.

The latest episode of the Hit Animated series was announced earlier today as Air is focused on the forecast market and the constant popularity of young people on Wednesday night.

Title: “Conflict of Interest” This episode is particularly focused on the rift that appears between characters Cartman and Kyle as the popular forecast market app takes over the school.

Already, and perhaps proven the points of the show’s creators, the crypto-backed forecast market jumped at the opportunity to finance the finer points of tonight’s episode.

One countless market now has odds 31.7% In the episode, the existing forecast market, namely the myriad of itself, Polymarket, or Kalshi. At the time of this writing, around $11,400 has been wagered. (Disclaimer: Myriad is a product DecryptionParent company, Dastan. )

On Polymarket, users are Bet About the possibility that certain other words may be mentioned at tonight’s show, such as “prediction” or “prediction” over 10 (71% odds), “Broncos” (49% odds), “Trump” 3 plus hours (45% odds), and “Dildo” (55% odds).

Despite the connectivity between forecast markets and cryptocurrencies, it promotes backends for polymeric and countless platforms (and thus promoting backends for countless platforms) tonight, South Park’s odds currently only 31%. The market has so far accumulated only $2,000 in volume.

Based on the photos released earlier today by Comedy Central, tonight’s episode of South Park continues to portray President Donald Trump’s ongoing romance and recent fictional plotlines Impregnation Of, Satan.

South Park has been accepted for a long time Controversy In its 28 run, the recent Trump administration’s skewers have been particularly noteworthy given the recent tensions between the White House and major broadcasters over freedom of speech.

Last week, ABC suspended late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show indefinitely. I was threatened Kimmel allegedly went on to the murder of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk to revoke the network’s broadcast license in comments. Kimmel’s show returned on Tuesday evening, but at some local stations I refused To air it.

Paramount, which owns Comedy Central, also appears to be moving to avoid political controversy. A few days after Kirk’s murder, the studio chose Pull An episode of South Park earlier this season gave him a laugh at his engagement on podcasters and college campus.

Is South Park’s antics at risk that the current political climate will lead the entire show to be pulled away from the air? There is also a market for that. Karshi says the odds are sitting right now 7%.