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Regulated U.S. election markets might not be so hard.
Based on the arguments Hedgestreet presented in its response to the CFTC on event markets, the exchange has a fairly strong justification to self-certify and begin trading election futures, soon. While most event markets trade as binary options, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged America, CFTC, Chicago Mercantile Echange, CME Group, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Federal Reserve System, HedgeStreet, law preemption, laws, political prediction markets, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, Regulations, South Carolina, United States, United States Of America, USA
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