The dilemma goes like this:
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- If the CFTC allows for-profit prediction exchanges –> that’s a good step forward (even though sports are excluded from the legal offerings);
- If the CFTC allows only not-for-profit prediction exchanges –> that’s a micro step forward (but still positive in the eyes of many).
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BACKGROUND INFO:
CFTC’s Concept Release on the Appropriate Regulatory Treatment of Event Contracts… notably how they define “event markets”, how they are going to extend their “exemption” to other IEM-like prediction exchanges, and how they framed their questions to the public.
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