Major crypto exchange Gemini just filed an application with the CFTC seeking approval to launch prediction market contracts. The timing's a bit tricky though—approval could get pushed back since the U.S. government shutdown might slow down the regulatory review process.
This move signals Gemini's ambition to expand beyond traditional crypto trading into the prediction markets space, a sector that's been gaining serious traction lately. If approved, it would mark another milestone for regulated prediction contracts in the States.
The government shutdown factor adds an extra layer of uncertainty. Regulatory agencies typically operate with skeleton crews during shutdowns, which means application reviews often get delayed or put on hold entirely. Worth keeping an eye on how this plays out.
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SighingCashier
· 11-08 01:17
Help! Until what year do we have to wait for this policy approval?
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WalletDetective
· 11-05 19:59
This government shutdown is really annoying.
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FlashLoanKing
· 11-05 06:20
Regulation is such a trivial matter that it dares to hold things back.
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FlashLoanLord
· 11-05 06:20
Ah ha, the government shutdown is really a scam.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 11-05 05:52
Why say so much? With the government shut down, we just have to wait for everything.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 11-05 05:51
Surprisingly, it hasn't gone bankrupt yet; it should have closed down long ago.
Major crypto exchange Gemini just filed an application with the CFTC seeking approval to launch prediction market contracts. The timing's a bit tricky though—approval could get pushed back since the U.S. government shutdown might slow down the regulatory review process.
This move signals Gemini's ambition to expand beyond traditional crypto trading into the prediction markets space, a sector that's been gaining serious traction lately. If approved, it would mark another milestone for regulated prediction contracts in the States.
The government shutdown factor adds an extra layer of uncertainty. Regulatory agencies typically operate with skeleton crews during shutdowns, which means application reviews often get delayed or put on hold entirely. Worth keeping an eye on how this plays out.