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The CFTC told Novig and ProphetX not to list self-certified micro and scorigami sports contracts and to explain how they comply with federal law.

The CFTC’s rule and proposal on event contracts come as states, the NFL and others urge Supreme Court review of sports-based contracts.

Prediction markets face a federal-state clash as Nevada’s Mike Dreitzer challenges the CFTC’s distinction between event contracts and sportsbook bets.

It announced new ‘integrity’ measures just as the CFTC released a proposal for prediction market regulation.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has now established a stance on how regulated U.S. firms can engage in crypto perpetual futures contracts.

The Gemini exchange already paid a $5 million fine following the agency’s lawsuit.

The CFTC and Gemini jointly challenge lingering court restrictions after controversial Bitcoin futures enforcement case unraveled internally.

The CFTC joins Kalshi lawsuit, arguing Rhode Island cannot apply state gambling laws to event contracts nationwide trading.

The SEC and the CFTC, which have a long history of turf wars that stymied regulation, have brokered an unusual jurisdictional peace accord.

A sweeping public safety bill passed both chambers of Minnesota's legislature this week. If the governor signs it, the state becomes the first in the country to outlaw prediction markets entirely.

CFTC urges appeals court to protect federally regulated prediction markets from conflicting state gambling enforcement actions this year.

The chair of the CFTC, Michael Selig, drew a hard line this week, and the people paying closest attention are the ones trading on platforms like Kalshi.

There are actually three platforms to understand here, not two. The differences matter a lot depending on where you live and how you trade.

From Si RSS Feed: A $22 Billion Valuation Makes Kalshi the Most Valuable Name in Sports Markets

A sympathetic bench made headlines this week. The legal question underneath it is more complicated than the coverage suggests.

The platform just rolled out sweeping new safeguards, and the details reveal something the industry has been quietly avoiding for years.

The unions backing NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, and MLS athletes are calling on US regulators to ban prediction market bets on a player’s underperformance.

Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., led a letter — first reported by CNBC — to the CFTC asking for stricter rules for companies like Kalshi and Polymarket.

From Reddit - r/cryptocurrency: Polymarket Seeks CFTC Approval to Open Main Exchange to US Traders

As real money floods into platforms like Kalshi, the question of who knows what before markets move is no longer theoretical. The real question is what are the prediction markets doing to protect against it?