Donald Trump viewing a Truth Social post on prediction markets and CFTC authority in the Oval Office.
Donald Trump viewing a Truth Social post on prediction markets and CFTC authority in the Oval Office.
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Trump praises prediction markets and defends CFTC authority

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U.S. President Donald Trump called it critically important for the CFTC to retain exclusive authority over prediction markets in a Truth Social post late Tuesday afternoon.

Trump wrote that his administration is setting the gold standard for rules on the platforms and criticized state officials including Chris Christie, Letitia James, Tim Walz and J.B. Pritzker for trying to regulate them instead. He said other countries are pursuing the sector and the United States must stay ahead, while also referencing his pledge to make the country the crypto capital of the world.

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Initial reactions on X are largely positive and neutral, with users quoting Trump's Truth Social post on CFTC authority over prediction markets, calling it bullish for crypto and US innovation, noting implications for related sectors like stocks, and emphasizing competition with other countries.

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Illustration of Minnesota capitol and federal clash over prediction markets
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Minnesota’s push to curb prediction markets runs into a federal preemption fight

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Minnesota lawmakers have advanced legislation aimed at restricting prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, setting up a clash with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which argues federal law gives it exclusive authority over many of those products.

Donald Trump advanced bitcoin's standing in U.S. policy through executive actions and new legislation during his term. Bitcoin's price performance and public adoption have shown mixed results since the 2024 election.

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A new CoinDesk survey reveals that 62% of U.S. voters do not trust President Donald Trump's administration to oversee the cryptocurrency sector. The poll, conducted last week among 1,000 registered voters, also highlights widespread opposition to government officials holding personal stakes in crypto. Findings underscore low public enthusiasm for digital assets ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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