Kalshi is also rolling out new security measures to combat insider trading, and former Rep. George Santos is separately under investigation for alleged insider

The case is the first high-profile criminal insider trading charge tied to a prediction market venue.

The exchange move would extend event-contract style products onto a major index benchmark.

The approval clarifies the boundary between SEC-regulated event contracts and CFTC oversight as Robinhood prepares to list them.

The proposal would shift the federal-state turf battle over event contracts in favor of state regulators.

New swap definitions are the agency's latest courtroom play as New Jersey presses its Kalshi appeal.

A major exchange operator moving into event-style contracts would extend prediction market mechanics into mainstream index products, pending SEC review.

The case is one of the highest-profile insider trading charges tied to a prediction market platform and adds to scrutiny of how such venues police non-public in

Federal prosecutors are pursuing the case as Trump said the world has become a 'casino,' intensifying political attention on prediction market betting by people

Kalshi's response comes as state and federal regulators press prediction market operators on surveillance and market integrity.

The probe adds another named political figure to the growing list of insider trading inquiries involving prediction market platforms.

Approval of event-style listed products and continued state lawsuits against prediction markets illustrate the widening regulatory front for the sector.

The suspensions mark a self-policing step as prediction markets face mounting insider-trading scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers.

The move follows insider-trading probes and a wave of federal attention on prediction market activity.

The former New York congressman is the latest figure swept into scrutiny of trading on prediction markets.

Kalshi is pressing its argument that state-by-state gaming regulation would drive the industry abroad as it battles multiple states in court.

The case tests how courts treat large wagers tied to geopolitical events on prediction markets.

Taiwan restricted access to the platforms ahead of its November vote, while Kalshi lists Taiwan election markets that bar local trading.

Taiwanese authorities restricted access to Coinbase and Kalshi ahead of local elections, a test of how offshore prediction venues are treated in jurisdictions t

Trading volume on US midterm markets has surged into the hundreds of millions as the November vote nears, drawing regulatory attention.

Survey results published as state regulators and Kalshi contest whether event contracts on elections should be treated as gambling.

The state court outcome shapes Ohio's effort to restrict event contracts within its borders and could influence other states' fights with Kalshi.

The patchwork of state gambling laws is colliding with federally regulated event contract venues as midterm wagering expands.

Brazilian conservative figures are citing prediction market prices over poll numbers ahead of the country's election, a shift in how campaigns frame expectation

The approval opens event contracts tied to 23 companies' key performance indicators, a new product category that sits near the line between securities and CFTC-

The suit tests whether state gaming regulators can bar event-contract exchanges from operating before federal courts settle jurisdiction.

Another state-versus-exchange confrontation over whether sports event contracts are gambling or federally regulated derivatives.

Canadian regulators join a growing list of jurisdictions restricting how sports event contracts can be marketed to retail investors.

Ad platform restrictions add a distribution hurdle for exchanges already fighting state-level enforcement actions.

The federal regulator is weighing rulemaking that could settle jurisdiction questions while states continue litigating against Kalshi.

The suit seeks to shield sports event contracts from state enforcement ahead of a Missouri prediction market deadline.

The approval covers binary options tied to corporate performance metrics, an area where SEC and CFTC jurisdiction overlaps.

The rulemaking and new swap definitions are seen as the agency's attempt to frame the legal test as state cases proceed.

Underdog argues its event-contract exchange falls outside state gaming regulation before a licensing decision.

The warning comes as multiple states escalate enforcement threats against the exchange's sports contracts.

Kentucky is pressing to return its litigation against the two exchanges to state court.