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Kalshi Loses Nevada Court Fight as Prediction Markets Battle Over Who Gets to Regulate Them (UPDATED)

BenzingaAug 29, 2026, 2:31 AMMohd Haider

A federal appeals court ruled Nevada can regulate Kalshi, deepening a nationwide legal battle over prediction markets.

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