It's interesting to note: the CFTC, which has long been seen as the antagonist of prediction markets, has just issued specific guidelines for the United States. A quite remarkable turnaround.

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These new prediction market guidelines mark an interesting turning point in the relationship between regulators and the industry. To be followed to see how this develops.