Blockchain.com Eyes Up to $6B IPO as It Expands Into Prediction Markets
Blockchain.com is reportedly seeking a U.S. IPO valuing the company at up to $6 billion, with its recent Polymarket partnership adding a prediction-market angle to the filing.
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Blockchain.com is reportedly seeking a U.S. IPO valuing the company at up to $6 billion, with its recent Polymarket partnership adding a prediction-market angle to the filing.
A missing Courthouse News article indicates the Sixth Circuit said states can regulate Kalshi’s prediction market, but the full ruling details were not available from the provided source.
A federal appeals panel said Kalshi’s sports event contracts are not swaps under the Commodity Exchange Act, allowing Ohio and Tennessee to enforce state sports betting laws.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has petitioned a court to stop Polymarket US from offering prediction-market contracts in the state, escalating the fight over whether CFTC-regulated platforms must also follow state gambling laws.
Polymarket sued New York Attorney General Letitia James in Manhattan federal court after James filed a separate case accusing the prediction-market platform of promoting illegal gambling under state law.
Virginia’s Lottery now regulates four gambling verticals after daily fantasy sports shifted under its oversight, but online casino legislation and a proposed gaming commission are on hold until at least 2027.