NYC Probes 'Predatory Marketing' in Crypto Prediction Markets
New York City Konseyi, tahmin piyasalarını sunan dört şirketi – Kalshi, Polymarket, Coinbase ve Gemini Titan – 'yalancı ve kandırıcı pazarlama' suçlam

The New York City Council has launched an investigation into four companies – Kalshi, Polymarket, Coinbase, and Gemini Titan – alleging 'false and deceptive marketing' tactics targeting young adults. Council Speaker Julie Menin sent letters to the firms, citing concerns over 'abusive marketing' through their prediction market platforms. The probe aims to determine whether New York officials should consider additional measures, including legislation or enforcement. Council Member Shekar Krishnan warned that 'apps like Polymarket are expanding unchecked, preying on young adults with misleading tactics.' This action follows ongoing legal battles between state and federal regulators over the classification of prediction markets, particularly those tied to sports events. Coinbase stated it provides access to CFTC-regulated prediction markets, while Polymarket expressed willingness to engage with the council. The investigation highlights growing scrutiny over crypto prediction markets' compliance with financial regulations. How will markets react to this regulatory crackdown?
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