CFTC Rulemaking 3 articles

CFTC Rulemaking follows formal rulemaking, guidance and related administrative action by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission when it materially affects prediction markets or event contracts. Coverage examines proposals, comment periods, hearings, final rules and agency interpretations without treating every platform story as a federal-policy story. Broader product mechanics belong elsewhere, and court challenges to CFTC action move to Prediction Market Litigation once judicial review becomes the main process.

Regulation and Policy

SEC Faces Pressure as Prediction Market ETF Filings Multiply

A wave of new prediction market ETF filings from firms like Roundhill Investments, Bitwise, and GraniteShares is testing the SEC’s regulatory approach, with no approvals yet and key risks still unresolved

Anthony Cabot August 31, 2026, 8:30 AM

SEC Faces Pressure as Prediction Market ETF Filings Multiply AzarNews

Regulation and Policy

CFTC Faces Industry Pushback on Prediction Market Oversight

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission revealed a new regulatory roadmap for prediction markets, sparking debate among major platforms and industry leaders over contract approval, manipulation risks, and federal versus state authority

Anthony Cabot August 24, 2026, 5:28 AM

CFTC Faces Industry Pushback on Prediction Market Oversight AzarNews

Regulation and Policy

CFTC Faces State and Tribal Pushback Over Prediction Market Rules

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s approach to prediction markets is under fire as state and tribal regulators challenge federal intervention, raising questions about the future of event contracts and regulatory authority

Anthony Cabot August 21, 2026, 12:14 PM