DOJ and CFTC Sue Arkansas to Kill Kalshi Gambling Case
The Justice Department and the CFTC are taking Arkansas to court, aiming to stop the state's gambling case and bar probes into trades on CFTC-regulated exchanges. The shield they're asking for stretches beyond Kalshi itself to cover affiliates and partners.
- 2 sources report it: thedefiant.io, crypto.news.
- The source published it on Nov 13, 2026 at 9:58 AM.
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> The DOJ and CFTC filed suit against Arkansas, asking a court to halt the state's gambling case and block any probes tied to trades on CFTC-regulated exchanges.
The relief they're after doesn't stop at the exchange itself — the requested protection also covers affiliates and partners, according to The Defiant.
The filing marks the latest front in the federal pushback against state-level enforcement aimed at CFTC-regulated trading venues.
TopicsDOJ · CFTC · Arkansas · Kalshi
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