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Spotify Earnings Prediction Market Preview: What Will Its New Co-CEOs Say?

BenzingaAug 3, 2026, 9:30 PMDaragh Thomas

Prediction market traders on Kalshi say Spotify will talk retention and fitness on Tuesday's earnings call while skipping its partners. Here's the board.

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