United States===Commodity Futures Trading Commission

The CFTC, under Chairman Michael S. Selig, is actively supporting Kalshi and Polymarket in their legal battle against states. This move signifies the CFTC's assertion of exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets, potentially expanding its regulatory scope and influence in financial markets.

The United States===Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is central to Polymarket's argument, as Polymarket claims the CFTC has exclusive federal authority over prediction markets through the Commodity Exchange Act. The CFTC's stance on preemption of state laws is crucial to the outcome of the lawsuit.

The United States===Commodity Futures Trading Commission is the regulatory body overseeing OG (prediction market) and Crypto.com===Crypto.com Derivatives North America, ensuring compliance and providing a framework for federally licensed prediction contracts. Its oversight is crucial for the legitimacy and expansion of prediction markets in the United States.

The United States===Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is mentioned as the regulatory body overseeing Crypto.com | Derivatives North America, ensuring that the prediction markets offered are federally regulated event contracts.

A proposal introduced in 2024 that sought to restrict political and sports-based contracts was later withdrawn by the United States===Commodity Futures Trading Commission, easing some regulatory uncertainty for the prediction market sector.