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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-06-26

Curtis, Schiff Press CFTC on Reports of Deceptive Marketing by Prediction Market Operator

John R. Curtis
John R. Curtis
RUT · Senator
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This press release from Senator John R. Curtis (R-UT) was published on 2026-06-26 and titled "Curtis, Schiff Press CFTC on Reports of Deceptive Marketing by Prediction Market Operator".

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Curtis, Schiff Press CFTC on Reports of Deceptive Marketing by Prediction Market Operator

Senators Curtis and Schiff sent a letter to Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael S. Selig requesting answers following recent reports that prediction market operator Polymarket used deceptive marketing tactics to promote gambling-style products to U.S. audiences. In their letter, the senators argue that the alleged conduct underscores growing concerns that prediction markets are functioning more like gambling than legitimate financial instruments. The post Curtis, Schiff Press CFTC on Reports of Deceptive Marketing by Prediction Market Operator appeared first on Senator John Curtis .
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