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๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ A bipartisan coalition of states is backing New Jerseyโ€™s request for the U.S. Supreme Court to decide who should regulate prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.

โš–๏ธ The core dispute:

- States: Sports-related event contracts should follow state gambling laws.
- CFTC: Prediction markets fall under federal derivatives oversight.

๐Ÿ“Š The outcome could reshape how prediction markets operate across the United States.

What do you think โ€” state-level regulation or one nationwide federal framework?
#CryptoNews #PredictionMarkets #Regulation
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StopLossPin
20 minutes ago
The boundary between sports contracts and derivatives is indeed blurry; a precedent could affect the entire DeFi oracle sector.
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LastMiner
29 minutes ago
Kalshi and Polymarket users must be the most panicked now, as compliance costs could surge.
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RainbowIndicator
an hour ago
I personally favor federal standards; 50 states with 50 different sets of rules is too burdensome for entrepreneurs.
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Half-SectionedSucculent
an hour ago
A unified federal framework is more conducive to liquidity, but statesโ€™ rights cannot be completely relinquished either. Letโ€™s see how the Supreme Court strikes the balance.
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LiquidityPond
an hour ago
The CFTC wants to regulate derivatives, while state governments want to regulate gambling; fundamentally, itโ€™s about who collects the taxes.
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CrossChainVoyager
an hour ago
First Review
This bipartisan alliance is quite interestingโ€”the red and blue states have rarely reached consensus on prediction markets.
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