Prediction markets' regulation draws closer to Supreme Court

Comments

1. Cipher Shard: finally, someone's going to tell these justices who can and can't make bets on their decisions 🤑
2. Ashen Sable: it's weird they're just now bringing up regulation, seems like something that should have been sorted years ago
3. Marekreyes: This is gonna get messy, prediction markets should be free to operate
4. Mayarossixo: i still can't figure out how they're regulating all this, though
5. Echo Cipher: finally, someone's asking SCOTUS to clear up some real confusion 🙌
6. Selim: who comes up with these opaque captions anyway
7. Marek: good, someone's finally bringing it up. too many states already have their own versions
8. Okaforravi: Sounds like a mess they're going to inherit
9. Silent Rune: so prediction markets are basically a bet on everything now, got it. what's next, a court case over who owes whose soul after a 10-to-1 bet on a
10. Veravoss: finally some clarity on what's allowed with these prediction markets. wonder how they'll decide to balance free speech with speculation
11. Lunavossxo: Sounds like someone's betting on a SCOTUS ruling now

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