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NEWSOCT 9, 2026
New York Secures Up to $35 Million From Ex-Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky
New York Attorney General Letitia James has secured a settlement of up to $35 million from former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky, alongside a permanent ban from the securities, commodities and cryptocurrency industries. The action follows claims that Mashinsky misled investors about the safety of Celsius deposits before the lender froze withdrawals and entered bankruptcy in 2022.
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NEWSSEP 25, 2026
New York Sues Polymarket US, Alleging Illegal Gambling Operation
New York officials have sued Polymarket US, alleging the prediction market provider is operating without a gambling license in the state. The case intensifies the national dispute over whether event contracts fall under federal derivatives oversight or state gambling law.
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NEWSAUG 11, 2026
CFTC Orders Kalshi to Keep Operating in New York Amid State Lawsuit
The CFTC has ordered Kalshi to continue operating in New York after the state sued to block its sports prediction markets. The move deepens a regulatory clash over whether event contracts fall under federal derivatives oversight or state gambling law.
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NEWSJUL 31, 2026
New York Sues Kalshi, Alleging Prediction Markets Are Unlicensed Gambling
New York has sued Kalshi, alleging the prediction-market platform offers sports and event wagers without a gaming license. The state is seeking to bar the company from operating what officials describe as an unlicensed gambling business, while pursuing restitution, damages and civil penalties.