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AFM is making the case for responsible regulation, against blanket bans, and for the freedom of American adults to make their own choices.
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    Aug 13
    This, from CFTC @ChairmanSelig, is the best explanation you'll ever hear on the difference between derivative contracts (which prediction markets offer) and casino wagers (which sportsbooks offer). It's night and day.
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    Former CFTC Commissioner @BrianQuintenz says the fight over prediction markets is headed for the Supreme Court. He says the Ninth Circuit created “more confusion than clarity” — including ruling that whether the Super Bowl happens is an event, but who wins it is not.
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    Americans For Fair Markets
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    Meet the new faces of risk management: a goat herder hedging a $500K labor-law hit and an ice cream shop owner covering the cold days. Prediction markets are giving small businesses the tools Wall Street's always had, federally regulated by the CFTC.
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    14h
    .@luanalopeslara on one huge difference between prediction markets and sportsbooks: Sportsbooks profit when their customers lose. Prediction markets bring buyers and sellers together — and make money on the transaction, not the outcome.
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    Americans For Fair Markets
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    17h
    This is a perfect example of why it's so important to have secure, federally-regulated, American prediction markets. Sketchy offshore books have no reason to punish insider trading. This is a W for Kalshi and a W for the CFTC.
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    Marshall Cohen
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    20h
    NEW: Kalshi says @lauriebuckhout, the Republican nominee in #NC01, improperly traded on her own campaign, violating platform rules, and is being fined $2,500 and suspended for 3 years. (This is a Dem-held seat that is now 'lean GOP' after redistricting.)