States are coming after prediction markets — and setting up a costly legal battle over who gets to regulate them

Prediction markets like Kalshi are regulated in different ways across states. There’s a better way for them to thrive.

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States are coming after prediction markets — and setting up a costly legal battle over who gets to regulate them

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Prediction markets like Kalshi are regulated in different ways across states. There’s a better way for them to thrive.

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States are coming after prediction markets — and setting up a costly legal battle over who gets to regulate them

Why It Matters

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