Coinbase Sues Three U.S. States Over Prediction Market Regulation

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Coinbase has sued Michigan, Illinois, and Connecticut over state-level rules targeting prediction markets, arguing these products are CFTC-regulated derivatives, not gambling. The exchange warns that fragmented regulation could harm liquidity and crypto markets. State regulators counter that the products pose consumer risks and may complicate efforts related to Countering the Financing of Terrorism. The case could shape how prediction markets are supervised nationwide.
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