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Are US-based real-money prediction exchanges to become federally regulated (as DCMs)? Or semi-regulated (as ECMs, or as exchanges covered by “no-action” letters)?
BusinessWeek: In its request for comment, the CFTC reminded the public that the commission should “promote innovation for futures and derivatives.” It also added that —hint, hint— the Iowa markets have been valuable sources of public information and have predicted … Continue reading →
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