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Inside the Prediction Markets: $1.6B Institutional Inflow Meets a Federal Crackdown
The CFTC's enforcement chief stood at a podium this week and told the room that insider trading on prediction markets is illegal, prosecutable, and a top-five agency priority. He said he is hiring more staff to bring cases.
The same week, Intercontinental Exchange completed its $1.6 billion investment in Polymarket, Kalshi won approval to offer margin trading to institutional clients, and Gibraltar became the first jurisdiction outside the US t…
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Inside the Prediction Markets: $1.6B Institutional Inflow Meets a Federal Crackdown
The CFTC's enforcement chief stood at a podium this week and told the room that insider trading on prediction markets is illegal, prosecutable, and a top-five agency priority. He said he is hiring more staff to bring cases. The same week, Intercontinental Exchange completed its $1.6 billion investment in Polymarket, Kalshi won approval to offer margin trading to institutional clients, and Gibraltar became the first jurisdiction outside the US t…
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