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CFTC Grants Regulatory Grace Period to Multiple Platforms Accelerating Compliance in Prediction Markets
This Thursday, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued no-enforcement letters to operators such as Polymarket, PredictIt, Gemini, and LedgerX/MIAX, providing regulatory grace related to data rules and approving these entities to be exempt from certain recordkeeping requirements.
According to the letters, as long as the relevant companies meet specific criteria, the CFTC will not take enforcement actions or initiate lawsuits for violations of "certain swap recordkeeping requirements" and "unreported binary options trading data."
The CFTC stated that the scope of these no-enforcement letters is limited and their nature is similar to other letters issued concerning designated contract markets and derivatives clearing organizations.
The letters indicate that entities granted relief must fulfill multiple obligations, including ensuring sufficient collateral throughout the contract's life, clearing contracts only through designated platforms, publicly disclosing relevant data after contract execution, and complying with specific swap recordkeeping requirements. Some entities can also complete contract clearing through third-party clearing members.
Notably, prediction markets are an expanding area within the crypto economy. During the 2024 election cycle, their prominence has significantly increased. During this period, platform Kalshi received judicial approval and launched election-related contracts in the U.S.
This trend also reflects active industry positioning. Currently, Polymarket is pushing to restart its U.S. prediction market operations, Gemini received related CFTC approval earlier this week, and Coinbase is also developing its own internal prediction market platform.
In summary, the CFTC’s regulatory easing for multiple prediction markets and crypto platforms not only clears key obstacles for the compliance implementation of institutions like Polymarket and Gemini but also signals a regulatory acceptance of prediction markets as a niche within the crypto economy.
In the future, as industry infrastructure and framework rules are gradually improved, crypto prediction markets are expected to experience a new wave of scaled growth under a compliant framework. Their influence in the financial derivatives market will continue to grow.
#CFTC #Prediction Markets