CFTC Tells Prediction Markets: If It's a Derivative, Don't Make It Look Like a Bet

CFTC Warns Prediction Markets to Stop Using American-Style Betting Odds Displays

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued guidance telling prediction market platforms under its oversight to stop displaying prices using American-style gambling odds (moneyline format), as the regulator seeks to distinguish regulated derivatives markets from sports betting operations amid legal challenges.

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CFTC Warns Prediction Markets to Stop Using American-Style Betting Odds Displays

CFTC Tells Prediction Markets: If It's a Derivative, Don't Make It Look Like a Bet

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CFTC Warns Prediction Markets to Stop Using American-Style Betting Odds Displays

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