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Newswoman @StateAffairsUS covering finance, fintech + crypto policy + prediction markets • 🐈‍⬛ • Michigander
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By Emma Kinery Gongwer Nes Service A federal judge in Michigan denied Coinbase’s request to bar state regulators from enforcing state gambling regulations against the company’s prediction market platform. The ruling comes just over a month after a different judge granted the state a temporary restraining order against fellow prediction market operator Kalshi, blocking the company’s sports event contracts.
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By Emma Kinery Gongwer News Service CHICAGO — State lawmakers challenged Kalshi’s head of corporate development after a panel discussion on prediction markets Monday, questioning just how open the company is to working with them. “There were things said up there today that I feel we have to correct the record on for the rest of the audience here,” Iowa Sen.
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By Emma Kinery Gongwer News Service The federal government has grown increasingly combative in recent weeks in defending what it purports is its “exclusive jurisdiction” over prediction markets. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which once shied away from the industry, has sued six states since April — most recently Rhode Island on Thursday — in an effort to block enforcement of their gambling statutes.
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