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Telegram’s Pavel Durov responds to Russia’s terrorism designation

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has publicly responded after Russian authorities designated him a "terrorist," claiming the move came after he refused government demands for mass surveillance and censorship. The Russian Federal Security Service accused him of facilitating terrorist activity by failing to remove channels used by terrorist groups and Ukrainian intelligence, building on a criminal case launched in February. Durov's legal challenges extend beyond Russia. He faced arrest in France in 2024 over allegations Telegram failed to adequately moderate illegal content, though he was later allowed to return to Dubai. The platform is also facing new court proceedings in Australia for allegedly not removing terrorism-related content. Positioning himself as a defender of free speech and digital privacy, Durov has criticized proposed EU surveillance measures and threatened to leave France if forced to grant access to users' private messages.

cointelegraphВчора 20:01

Telegram’s Pavel Durov responds to Russia’s terrorism designation

cointelegraphВчора 20:01

Court Suspends Effect of Prediction Market Ban in Minnesota Before Its August 1st Start

A Minnesota court has temporarily blocked the state's ban on prediction markets from taking effect on August 1. The ruling, secured by companies Kalshi and Polymarket, allows these fast-growing platforms to continue operating. The case has significant implications for the crypto sector, as these markets are deeply intertwined with digital assets. Polymarket settles trades using blockchain stablecoins, and crypto-related contracts form a substantial portion of trading on both platforms. The legal fight will test how far states can go in regulating markets that increasingly involve digital assets, while regulators debate whether prediction markets fall under derivatives or gambling laws. The prediction market sector has grown dramatically, with monthly trading volumes reaching tens of billions of dollars in 2026. Crypto is a major trading category, accounting for roughly 20% of Polymarket's volume. The Minnesota case could determine whether these platforms develop under federal derivatives oversight or a patchwork of state gambling laws, shaping their future integration with blockchain-based financial infrastructure. While Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange, currently leads in trading volume, Polymarket is reportedly seeking broader U.S. regulatory approval. The preliminary court order is a temporary reprieve; the broader legal question remains unresolved. The outcome will influence not only prediction markets but also how institutional investors view blockchain-based finance.

cryptonews.ru07/28 05:26

Court Suspends Effect of Prediction Market Ban in Minnesota Before Its August 1st Start

cryptonews.ru07/28 05:26

Kalshi and Polymarket Founders at Odds? This Business War Is Far More Brutal Than You Imagine

The New York Times details the fierce, personal rivalry between Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour and Polymarket founder Shayne Coplan, which has escalated beyond typical business competition into a conflict marked by legal complaints, regulatory battles, and public hostilities. The feud intensified in late 2024 when FBI agents raided Coplan's New York apartment. While Coplan publicly blamed political motives, sources indicate his team privately suspected Mansour, noting that Kalshi's lawyers had previously reported Polymarket's operational model to federal prosecutors, highlighting that U.S. users could still access its offshore platform despite a ban. The animosity extends through their companies' operations. Kalshi positions itself as a compliance-focused, fully licensed U.S. operator, while Polymarket has historically operated its core platform offshore without a U.S. license, offering more anonymity and controversial betting markets. Mansour has publicly called Polymarket's model "illegal and immoral," while Coplan privately dismisses Kalshi as a copycat. Their competition has played out in Washington lobbying, attempts to sabotage each other's major deals (such as Kalshi's efforts to dissuade Intercontinental Exchange from investing in Polymarket), competing sponsorships, and poaching staff. The rivalry continues as both platforms experience massive growth, with Kalshi currently holding a valuation and trading volume edge, but facing ongoing regulatory scrutiny alongside Polymarket.

Foresight News07/21 11:34

Kalshi and Polymarket Founders at Odds? This Business War Is Far More Brutal Than You Imagine

Foresight News07/21 11:34

‘Major loss’: New York Court rejects Kalshi’s injunction request

A New York court has denied prediction market platform Kalshi's request for a preliminary injunction. Judge Analisa Torres ruled that gambling regulation falls under state purview and that federal commodity law does not preempt state gambling laws, dealing a significant blow to Kalshi's argument that its CFTC oversight exempted it from state authority. Legal analyst Daniel Wallach described the ruling as a "major loss" for Kalshi and the CFTC, predicting it will trigger a domino effect, likely causing the CFTC to lose its related case against the New York Attorney General and advancing other state enforcement actions against prediction market providers like Gemini and Coinbase. Kalshi is expected to appeal the decision.

ambcrypto07/08 08:32

‘Major loss’: New York Court rejects Kalshi’s injunction request

ambcrypto07/08 08:32

The Rise of Prediction Markets: Why Is This Trillion-Dollar Industry Making U.S. Regulators 'Sit on Pins and Needles'?

The article, "The Rise of Prediction Markets: Why Is the Trillion-Dollar Trend Making US Regulators Uneasy?", explores the rapid growth of prediction markets and the regulatory pushback they face. It argues that platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, where users trade contracts on real-world outcomes, create highly efficient information aggregates. Their monthly trading volume has surpassed $24 billion, with projections pointing toward a trillion-dollar annual market by 2030. A core example is the 2026 Iran conflict, where prediction market signals accurately foreshadowed the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz and an oil price spike hours before official announcements, outperforming traditional analysts. The piece contends US regulators' primary motivation is not public protection but self-preservation and control. It cites a court ruling against the CFTC, which found the agency's concerns over market manipulation "speculative" and lacking concrete evidence. At the state level, the driving force is framed as lost tax revenue from traditional gambling, not documented social harm. Citing economist Friedrich Hayek, the article concludes that prediction markets excel by crowdsourcing decentralized, "local knowledge" into a dynamic, continuous price signal, offering a real-time reality check against official narratives and static forecasts.

marsbit06/15 08:56

The Rise of Prediction Markets: Why Is This Trillion-Dollar Industry Making U.S. Regulators 'Sit on Pins and Needles'?

marsbit06/15 08:56

US CFTC Backs Kalshi in Ohio Prediction Market Clash

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed an amicus brief supporting prediction market platform Kalshi in its legal battle with Ohio. The CFTC argues that an Ohio district court took an "improperly narrow view" of the federal agency's jurisdiction when it allowed the state to order Kalshi to stop offering event contracts, which Ohio deemed unauthorized sports gambling. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig stated the agency will not allow state overreach to undermine its authority over these markets. The case, now before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, could set a significant precedent for federally authorized prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket facing state-level restrictions. This marks the second recent instance of the CFTC backing a prediction market against state authorities.

TheNewsCrypto05/13 12:41

US CFTC Backs Kalshi in Ohio Prediction Market Clash

TheNewsCrypto05/13 12:41

Custodia Bank Loses Case For Rehearing Over Fed Master Account – Details

Custodia Bank has lost its request for a full court rehearing in its legal battle to obtain a Federal Reserve master account. The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit upheld an earlier ruling, with a 7-3 vote, affirming the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's (FRBKC) authority to deny such applications. This decision reinforces the Fed's discretion in granting master accounts, which provide direct access to its payment system. Custodia, a crypto bank, had argued the denial was unlawful. The bank's options now include appealing to the US Supreme Court or applying for a special limited master account similar to the one granted to Kraken.

bitcoinist03/15 04:01

Custodia Bank Loses Case For Rehearing Over Fed Master Account – Details

bitcoinist03/15 04:01

Launching the License Defense Battle: US Banking Industry Plans to Sue OCC

U.S. banking industry groups, including the Bank Policy Institute (BPI) representing major banks like JPMorgan and Citigroup, are considering legal action against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to halt the issuance of national trust bank charters to cryptocurrency and fintech firms. The conflict escalated after the OCC approved charters for five crypto-native companies, including Circle and Ripple, in December 2025, followed by 11 applications within 83 days. Opponents, such as the Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) and Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), argue the OCC is creating a "Frankenstein charter" that allows unfair competition with lower regulatory standards. The legal dispute centers on Interpretive Letter 1176 (2021), which expanded trust charter permissions without formal rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). OCC Acting Comptroller Jonathan Gould defends the move, stating stablecoin services fall within traditional trust activities. The broader conflict reflects a struggle over financial system access, with crypto firms seeking federal legitimacy and banks warning of regulatory arbitrage. Potential lawsuits could mark the most significant banking legal battle since 2020.

marsbit03/10 03:45

Launching the License Defense Battle: US Banking Industry Plans to Sue OCC

marsbit03/10 03:45

Trump Administration Backs Kalshi and Polymarket as Nevada Moves to Enforce Ban

A legal battle over prediction markets is intensifying in the U.S. as federal regulators, backed by the Trump administration, support operators Kalshi and Polymarket, while Nevada moves to enforce a ban. The dispute centers on whether prediction markets are financial products under federal oversight or a form of gambling subject to state regulation. Nevada’s Gaming Control Board filed a lawsuit to block Kalshi from offering sports-related event contracts, arguing they constitute unlicensed gambling. Kalshi contends its contracts are financial derivatives regulated by the CFTC, which has filed a brief supporting federal jurisdiction. The outcome could define the regulatory boundary between financial markets and gambling nationwide.

bitcoinist02/19 09:04

Trump Administration Backs Kalshi and Polymarket as Nevada Moves to Enforce Ban

bitcoinist02/19 09:04

CFTC defends prediction markets as part of broader U.S. crypto policy reset

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is defending its federal oversight of prediction markets, framing them as regulated derivatives contracts under commodities law rather than state gambling statutes. Chair Mike Selig announced the agency filed an amicus brief in response to increasing state-level legal challenges. He emphasized the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction and connected the move to a broader U.S. policy shift supporting crypto innovation. The stance aims to prevent fragmented state regulation and ensure national operational clarity for prediction markets, including those using blockchain technology. The CFTC signals readiness to litigate to maintain federal regulatory authority.

ambcrypto02/17 17:36

CFTC defends prediction markets as part of broader U.S. crypto policy reset

ambcrypto02/17 17:36

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