CFTC Rule 23.603
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Bipartisan bill seeks to ban sports bets on prediction markets
The bill, "The Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act," would clarify that, under US law, no CFTC-registered entity can list a contract that closely resembles a sports bet or a casino-style game.
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CFTC and Division of Market Oversight issue releases on prediction markets and event contracts
A look at how the current administration intends to regulate event contracts and prediction markets.
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GRIP Extra: AMLA begins groundwork for direct supervision, White House unveils federal AI framework
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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SEC and CFTC act ahead of Congress with joint crypto guidance
The guidance says most digital assets are not securities but stops short of creating a full market framework.
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SEC, CFTC sign cooperation memo
The agreement replaces the agencies’ 2018 memorandum and sets out updated procedures for how they can work better together, and apart, from one another.
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Atkins discusses CFTC-SEC harmonization and regulatory simplification
Atkins called for non-duplicative SEC-CFTC oversight and more straightforward approval of new products.
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CFTC’s Selig signals green light for crypto perpetuals
The derivative contracts, which trade widely offshore, will likely soon come to US markets with faster listings via self-certification.
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CFTC: Yes, we can police prediction market insider trading
The CFTC asserts itself in previously murky regulatory waters.