CFTC tells prediction market exchanges to end geographic restrictions within 30 days or explain why they cannot comply, InGame reports
The interpretive guidance issued Thursday says impartial access requirements bar designated contract markets from excluding eligible United States traders based on location. The order could put Kalshi in conflict with state court orders blocking its sports contracts in Michigan, Nevada and Washington.
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