#广场发帖领$50 CoinDesk reports that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued no-action letters on Thursday to the operators of prediction market platforms Polymarket, PredictIt, Gemini, and LedgerX/MIAX, announcing that as long as these companies meet certain other requirements, they are not required to comply with some record-keeping regulations, and these companies may settle contracts through third-party clearing members. The CFTC stated in the press release that the no-action letters mean that the regulatory agency will not take any enforcement action regarding these companies' compliance with "certain recordkeeping requirements related to swap transactions, and failure to report data related to binary options trading to swap data repositories" (i.e., no lawsuits will be filed alleging these companies violated the regulations).
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#广场发帖领$50 CoinDesk reports that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) issued no-action letters on Thursday to the operators of prediction market platforms Polymarket, PredictIt, Gemini, and LedgerX/MIAX, announcing that as long as these companies meet certain other requirements, they are not required to comply with some record-keeping regulations, and these companies may settle contracts through third-party clearing members. The CFTC stated in the press release that the no-action letters mean that the regulatory agency will not take any enforcement action regarding these companies' compliance with "certain recordkeeping requirements related to swap transactions, and failure to report data related to binary options trading to swap data repositories" (i.e., no lawsuits will be filed alleging these companies violated the regulations).