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Crypto Industry Bands Together To Demand Clear Betting Market Laws

A new advocacy effort led by The Digital Chamber’s Prediction Markets Working Group is pushing for clearer federal regulation of crypto prediction markets in the U.S. The group supports the CFTC’s stance that such markets should fall under federal oversight rather than state-level enforcement. Recent legal actions highlight the tension: state regulators, like in Nevada, are treating these platforms as unlicensed gambling operations, while companies like Polymarket and Kalshi argue they offer derivative-like contracts under federal jurisdiction. The conflict is moving through courts, with both sides preparing legal arguments, and future regulatory proposals may shape the outcome.

bitcoinist02/18 16:02

Crypto Industry Bands Together To Demand Clear Betting Market Laws

bitcoinist02/18 16:02

Paused Justin Sun Case Is Testing SEC’s New Crypto Approach — Under Fire Chair Paul Atkins Responds

SEC Chair Paul Atkins addressed concerns about the paused enforcement case against Tron founder Justin Sun, emphasizing the agency's commitment to transparency and regulatory clarity while citing legal constraints on discussing active cases. Democratic lawmakers have criticized the SEC's recent pullback from crypto enforcement actions, alleging selective leniency toward politically connected figures. The Sun case, paused for 11 months, has become a focal point in debates over crypto regulatory approach and potential political influence. Under the Trump administration, U.S. crypto policy has advanced through stablecoin legislation, executive action, and a shift from litigation toward rulemaking. Atkins highlighted efforts to develop clearer guidelines with the CFTC, but critics argue the enforcement changes risk undermining investor protection and consistent application of securities laws.

ccn.com02/12 09:32

Paused Justin Sun Case Is Testing SEC’s New Crypto Approach — Under Fire Chair Paul Atkins Responds

ccn.com02/12 09:32

Kalshi Bolsters U.S. Policy Engagement With New Washington, D.C. Office

Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction markets platform, has opened a new office in Washington, D.C. to strengthen its U.S. government relations and policy efforts. The company has appointed John Bivona as Head of Federal Government Relations and Blake Bee to lead its state policy agenda. This expansion comes as Kalshi faces regulatory challenges and litigation in several states, where its prediction markets are being scrutinized as potential unlicensed gambling. Despite these hurdles, Kalshi remains the world's largest prediction market by volume, reporting $6.58 billion in monthly trading. The new office aims to advance responsible financial innovation and engage with U.S. policymakers.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 09:56

Kalshi Bolsters U.S. Policy Engagement With New Washington, D.C. Office

TheNewsCrypto01/27 09:56

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