Coinbase Sues Michigan, Illinois, and Connecticut Over Predictive Market Regulation

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Coinbase has sued Michigan, Illinois, and Connecticut over predictive market regulation, seeking to block state gambling authorities from overseeing the space. The firm claims exclusive CFTC jurisdiction is required to avoid harm and ensure compliance with federal law. The move follows Coinbase’s partnership with Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated platform, to enter the sector. The case could impact liquidity and crypto markets by clarifying regulatory boundaries. Coinbase also cited Countering the Financing of Terrorism as a key reason for federal oversight.
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