CFTC orders Kalshi to continue offering prediction markets in New York after state lawsuit
📍 The outcome
{ "epilogue": "The CFTC ordered Kalshi to continue operating prediction markets despite a lawsuit from the New York Attorney General and conflicting state gambling laws in Utah and Washington. The platform responded to the legal challenges by retaining a former U.S. solicitor general as the disputes escalated.
The coverage concluded without a definitive resolution regarding the broader legality across the states." }
Epilogue added 25d ago, after coverage quieted.
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CFTC orders Kalshi to continue offering prediction markets in New York after state lawsuit CoinDesk · 73d ago broke it first
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