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- Federal regulators came out with their first proposed rules on how to oversee prediction markets on Wednesday.
- The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which has taken the lead as the federal regulator over the markets, will seek to develop a framework to determine if contracts are contrary to the public interest and illegal.
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Federal regulators came out with their first proposed rules on how to oversee prediction markets on Wednesday.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which has taken the lead as the federal regulator over the markets, will seek to develop a framework to determine if contracts are contrary to the public interest and illegal.
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