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CFTC orders Kalshi to continue offering prediction markets in New York after state lawsuit

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تم الإنشاء August 12, 2026|1 دقائق للقراءة
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New York sued Kalshi last month in a bid to block it from operating sports-related prediction markets.

Source: CoinDesk


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