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Kalshi has launched CFTC-approved bitcoin perpetual futures in the United States, giving American traders access to a regulated version of a product that has long been dominated by offshore crypto exchanges. Kalshi announced on X that its bitcoin perpetual futures…
Read full articleThe incident highlights regulatory challenges in prediction markets, emphasizing the need for robust frameworks to prevent self-referential trading abuses. The post Kalshi alerts regulators to suspicious trading by George Santos over State of the Union contract appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
CLARITY Act creates the first comprehensive federal crypto regulatory framework Bill splits oversight between the SEC and the CFTC, clarifying jurisdiction Grants CFTC authority over digital commodities like Bitcoin and Ethereum Senator Tim Scott says the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act will end years of regulatory uncertainty regarding digital assets. In his view, this landmark […] The post Tim Scott Says CLARITY Act Could Finally End Crypto Confusion appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
Santos allegedly bet against his own State of the Union attendance on Kalshi after publicly claiming he would attend, profiting to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars.
Federal investigators have opened a probe into former U.S. Representative George Santos after suspicious prediction market trades allegedly generated tens of thousands of dollars around President Donald Trump’s February State of the Union address. NPR reported that the Department of…
The pardoned ex-congressman allegedly bet against his own State of the Union appearance while publicly hyping it.
CFTC approval of Kalshi’s BTC perpetual brings 24/7, funded leverage to a U.S. venue. The piece explains the pivot from events, mechanics, risks, and user fit.
Ilant Health raised $15M in Series A funding to deliver AI-enabled, value-based obesity care to employers and health plans across the United States.
The CFTC chair seeks to roll back an enforcement action on the company founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, donors to Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign and attendees at White House events.
