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Lead story · 2026·01·22 · 23:20 UTC
SEC v. Kalshi: Political Event Contracts Case
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The SEC is challenging Kalshi's attempt to offer political event contracts, arguing they constitute illegal gambling. This landmark case could determine the future of prediction markets in the United States.
Coverage
Coverage from 15 articles
- Bloomberg Law
DC Circuit Grants Emergency Stay in Kalshi Case
- Law360
Prediction Market Industry Rallies Behind Kalshi
- Reuters
SEC Files Opposition Brief in Kalshi Appeal
- Bloomberg Law
Analysis: What Kalshi Case Means for Prediction Markets
- Bloomberg Law
How the Kalshi Case Could Reshape Financial Regulation
- PACER
SEC Emergency Stay Motion
- PACER
District Court Order Granting Summary Judgment
- PACER
Kalshi Complaint Against CFTC
Chronology
Timeline
Jan 14, 2024Ruling
DC Circuit grants emergency stayThe DC Circuit Court of Appeals granted the SEC's emergency motion for a stay pending appeal.
Jan 12, 2024Filing
Kalshi files opposition to stayKalshi filed its opposition brief arguing that the stay would cause irreparable harm.
Jan 10, 2024Filing
SEC files emergency stay motionThe SEC filed an emergency motion requesting a stay pending appeal.
Jan 8, 2024Article
Industry groups file amicus briefsDec 15, 2023Enforcement
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