Prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket have planned to launch new rules to curb insider trading and market manipulation as regulatory pressure from Capitol Hill boosts. The March 23 blog post includes the statement of Kalshi, which mentions that it has rolled out new screening tools to block potential candidates
A U.S. appeals court has permitted the state of Nevada to pursue legal action against predictionmarket platform Kalshi. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied Kalshi’s request to block a possible temporary restraining order (TRO). If approved, Kalshi may have to stop operating in the state for a short time,
Arizona regulators have filed criminal charges against Kalshi, alleging that the prediction market platform has operated an illegal gambling business. The state has filed a twenty-count case against Kalshi. They alleged that the platform has accepted bets on elections, sports, and the performance of individuals. The state has argued that
The US federal court ruling has pushed the risk even higher that Nevada regulators could look for halting prediction-market trading in the state after a judge sent a contest comprising Polymarket’s parent company, Blockratize, back to state court. A federal judge declined arguments that US regulation under the Commodity Exchange
Kalshi, a web-based prediction markets platform, has got a preliminary injunction in Tennessee, hindering state officials from imposing local betting laws against the sports-associated event contracts of the platform. On February 19, U.S. District Judge Aleta A. Trauger gave a decision siding with Kalshi on prominent issues, summarising that the
Nevada has escalated its fight against prediction market platform Kalshi by filing a civil enforcement action in Carson City District Court. The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) claims that Kalshi’s sports-linked event contracts amount to unlicensed gambling under state law. Regulators seek declaratory relief and an injunction to block Kalshi
The Digital Chamber has launched a new Prediction Markets Working Group to strengthen federal oversight of the sector in the United States. The blockchain advocacy group aims to secure regulatory clarity and reinforce the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s authority over event-based contracts. The organization announced the initiative on X and
Kalshi, a regulated exchange and prediction market platform, has publicised a mega expansion of its market surveillance and enforcement substructure targeted at prohibiting insider trading and market manipulation over the platform. The step taken is a part of a wide initiative to intensify trading integrity, as per the updates shared
Kalshi expects ETH price to go lower in 2026. This comes on the sidelines of heavy liquidations over the last 2 weeks from across the crypto market. Gold and Silver have slipped as well, triggering anticipation that it was natural for cryptos to plunge. Nevertheless, near-term projections for crypto prices
The CFTC, under the leadership of Chair Michael S. Selig, is working to establish a new, clearer framework for prediction markets. As part of a larger effort to update the regulatory framework for new markets such as digital assets and event contracts. Prediction markets are platforms where individuals engage in
