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By SectorWire desk ·
The report said that Gabriel Perez was discussing settlement with the CFTC over alleged use of advance speech information in Kalshi trades. Kalshi said it referred suspicious activity and cooperated with investigators; Perez had not publicly commented.
The investigation examines alleged misuse of non-public information in speech-related event contracts.
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The CFTC sanction combines a fine, profit surrender and a three-year trading ban for betting on presidential speech content.
The allegations concern potential access to advance information in speech-based prediction contracts.
The investigation concerns a presidential aide’s trading on speech-related contracts.
The settlement requires Perez to surrender trading gains and bars him from trading for three years over alleged misuse of confidential government information.
The suspension follows allegations of prediction-market trading using advance access to presidential comments.
The dispute concerns whether states can apply gambling rules to sports-event contracts offered by federally regulated exchanges.