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White House starts review of CFTC's prediction markets rulemaking as Trump backs agency authority
The White House is reviewing proposed prediction market rules as President Trump throws his support behind the CFTC.
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coindesk.com
Trump praises prediction markets, defends CFTC as court cases compound
U.S. President Donald Trump said it was "critically important" that the CFTC keep "exclusive authority" over prediction markets, echoing CFTC Chair Michael Selig.
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theblock.co
'Critically important': President Trump backs CFTC Chair Selig’s push to expand prediction market authority
President Donald Trump is publicly backing his CFTC Chair Michael Selig in his push to have authority over prediction markets.
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frontofficesports.com
Trump Decries Prediction-Market Detractors As ‘Scum’
“It is critically important that the CFTC’s exclusive authority over Prediction Markets is maintained, and that they will thrive,” the president posted on Truth Social.
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nbcnews.com
Trump pledges to protect the crypto industry and ensure prediction markets ‘thrive’
The president insisted that the federal government alone has the authority to regulate event-contract platforms. But a growing number of states disagree.
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washingtonexaminer.com
Trump supports CFTC in battle for authority to regulate prediction markets
The president’s comments come as the CFTC is engaged in multiple legal fights with states seeking to restrict prediction market platforms.
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news.bitcoin.com
Trump Defends Prediction Markets and Bitcoin in Truth Social Post Praising CFTC's Selig
Trump backs CFTC federal control over prediction markets, attacks state officials, and vows to keep the U.S. the world's top crypto hub.
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cointelegraph.com
Trump Defends CFTC Jurisdiction Over Prediction Markets
US President Donald Trump has backed the CFTC having “exclusive authority” over prediction markets amid mounting state action against the platforms.
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benzinga.com
Trump Says He's Setting The 'Rules Of The Road' When It Comes To Prediction Markets, Backs Exclusive CFTC
President Donald Trump backed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s exclusive authority over prediction markets on Tuesday, while also declaring the U.S.
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decrypt.co
Trump Backs CFTC Over Prediction Markets, Calls State Officials ‘Scum’ - Decrypt
Federal oversight gains the president’s backing as states push to bring prediction markets under their own gambling laws.
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zerohedge.com
Trump Backs CFTC Authority Over Prediction Markets
“We cannot have SCUM like Chris Christie, Letitia James, Tim Walz, and JB Pritzker setting the rules!”
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cryptobriefing.com
White House weighs CFTC bid to set federal rules for booming prediction markets
The CFTC has submitted a proposal to create rules for event contracts in a push to regulate prediction markets at the federal level.
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TD Cowen says Trump's CFTC prediction markets post unlikely to change legal fight
The future of prediction markets will likely be decided by the Supreme Court, while states still appear to hold the advantage, TD Cowen said.
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White House starts review of CFTC's prediction markets rulemaking as Trump backs agency authority
The White House is reviewing proposed prediction market rules as President Trump throws his support behind the CFTC.
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cnbc.com
White House eyes CFTC proposal for regulating prediction markets
The CFTC has argued it has exclusive authority to regulate the growing prediction market sector rather than state-by-state regulation.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Trump reiterates vision to make US the Crypto Capital of World. Here is what experts say
President Donald Trump is defending the cryptocurrency and prediction market industries. He is opposing state-led efforts to restrict these sectors. Federal authorities and state…
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White House reviews CFTC prediction-market rule as Trump backs federal control
The proposal could shape how Kalshi, Polymarket, and other event-contract platforms operate as states challenge the CFTC’s authority.