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  1. Donald Trump and Chris Christie defend the CFTC's exclusive authority over prediction markets while acknowledging states must handle gambling products.
  2. President Trump and the administration address allegations of financial interests, propose prohibitions on wagering on sensitive government actions, and advocate for exclusive federal jurisdiction over prediction markets.
  3. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is considering its first regulations for prediction markets, introducing integrity measures due to insider trading risks, with arrests involving specific data sources.

The CFTC issued a warning regarding flawed self-certifications of contracts used in prediction markets.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 27
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The CFTC issued a warning regarding flawed self-certifications of contracts used in prediction markets.

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  • mondaq.comCFTC Staff Clarifies Self-Certification Rules For Event Contract Series
  • cointelegraph.comCFTC Warns Prediction Markets Over Vague Self-Certification