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ADI Predictstreet secures approval to expand prediction markets beyond football

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ADI Predictstreet said it has secured approval to expand its prediction market platform beyond football. After the FIFA World Cup 2026, the company plans to introduce markets covering other sports, entertainment, culture, weather and selected political events. The company also cited partnerships with Kalshi, Fanatics Markets, Matchbook and DAZN to support its platform’s reach and liquidity.

The expansion gives partners and traders access to prediction markets across more event categories, subject to the company’s rollout plans.

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CFTC gives prediction markets 30 days to address state access blocks

The CFTC issued guidance saying state-based geographic restrictions generally conflict with impartial-access requirements for designated contract markets in the United States. It gave exchanges 30 days to remove conflicting blocks or explain to the Division of Market Oversight, with supporting evidence, why compliance is not feasible. The same framework applies to intermediaries and other entities providing market access.

The CFTC said state-based geographic restrictions on prediction markets are generally inconsistent with its impartial access rules, and gave operators and exchanges 30 days to lift them or explain why they cannot. The agency issued the guidance on Thursday as a formal interpretation of its impartial access requirements for designated contract markets. It said location alone should not be used to deny access to eligible participants within the United States.

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