Kalshi Claims Only Congress Can Regulate Election Betting in Court Filing
Kalshi argues that the power to prohibit election betting lies solely with Congress, dismissing CFTC’s interpretation as arbitrary.
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Kalshi argues that the power to prohibit election betting lies solely with Congress, dismissing CFTC’s interpretation as arbitrary.
Better Markets challenges Kalshi's trading operations by referencing claims of manipulation on a competing platform.
The CFTC argues in appeals court that a federal judge was mistaken to allow Kalshi to operate prediction markets linked to the 2024 election.
The CFTC subcommittee has made strides toward allowing tokenized shares of money-market funds to be used as collateral, potentially benefiting key financial players like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton.
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