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Baltimore Sues Kalshi and Polymarket Over Unlicensed Sports Betting Claims

Baltimore Sues Kalshi and Polymarket Over Unlicensed Sports Betting Claims

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Baltimore has sued Kalshi and Polymarket, claiming their sports-linked prediction contracts are really unlicensed sports betting dressed up as fintech. The city also targets Robinhood, Coinbase, and Webull in the Kalshi case, turning the fight into a broader clash over regulation, consumer protection, and federal preemption.

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White House Reportedly Set to Host Crypto and Prediction Market Executives Next Week

White House Reportedly Set to Host Crypto and Prediction Market Executives Next Week

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The White House is reportedly preparing to meet with crypto and prediction market executives next week, signaling that digital assets are now squarely in Washington’s policy spotlight. The reported sit-down could shape regulation, market structure, and the future of Bitcoin, crypto, and event-based trading in the U.S.

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New York City Council Probes Kalshi and Polymarket Over Prediction Market Marketing

New York City Council Probes Kalshi and Polymarket Over Prediction Market Marketing

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New York City Council is investigating whether Kalshi, Polymarket, Coinbase, and Gemini Titan are marketing prediction markets in deceptive or predatory ways, with Polymarket facing the sharpest scrutiny over creator promos and flashy claims. The real fight: innovation and free markets, or just gambling dressed up in fintech clothing.

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CFTC Pauses Polymarket Case as Soldier’s $409K Bets Face Criminal Scrutiny

CFTC Pauses Polymarket Case as Soldier’s $409K Bets Face Criminal Scrutiny

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A federal judge has paused the CFTC’s case against a U.S. Army Special Forces sergeant accused of using confidential military info to make about $409,881 on Polymarket bets tied to Venezuela and Nicolás Maduro, while the related criminal case takes priority. The fight could also shape how U.S. law treats prediction markets.

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