Svmuu News: A Kalshi spokesperson stated that U.S. states lack the jurisdiction to regulate prediction markets, and that several courts—including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit—have established this legal boundary through relevant case law.
Kalshi expressed disappointment that Washington State continues to allocate public funds to advance regulatory actions in this area and maintains that regulatory authority over prediction markets should reside at the federal level.
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Kalshi: U.S. states have no regulatory jurisdiction over the cryptocurrency market; Washington State’s regulatory actions are a waste of taxpayer money
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