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Kalshi seeks CFTC approval for margin trading on prediction markets

The prediction market platform filed to let users trade event contracts with borrowed funds, a move to attract institutional traders.

What to know

  • Kalshi filed Tuesday with the CFTC to offer margin trading on event contracts, allowing leveraged positions on prediction markets for the first time under U.S. regulation.
  • The platform plans to restrict margin access to longer-dated markets and exclude sports and cultural contracts, limiting it to institutional-quality participants with capital requirements.
  • Margin trading is seen as essential to attract institutional traders to prediction markets, which have grown on retail trading but remain less accessible to big Wall Street players than traditional derivatives.

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Kalshi seeks CFTC approval for margin trading on prediction markets
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    “Offering margin trading, which allows a trader to borrow money to purchase more of an asset than the cash they put down, has been seen widely by institutions eyeing the prediction market space as a critical step needed for bigger players to participate.”
    — Kalshi · source
    1. first by Yahoo Finance, 1d ago · also PYMNTS, CoinGape, CNBC

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    2. 4 outlets first by Quartz, 1d ago · also The Crypto Times, Seeking Alpha, Yahoo Finance · read ↗

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      https://www. europesays.com/us/1078480/ Kalshi asks CFTC to allow margin trading on its platform, letting users buy with borrowed funds # BreakingNews :Markets # Business # BusinessNews # InvestmentStrategy # Markets # StockMarkets # UnitedStates # UnitedStates # US # WallStreet

      us@pubeurope.comMastodon1d agoview on Mastodon ↗
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    • www.cnbc.com/2026/09/22/k... Prediction market platform Kalshi filed on Tuesday with federal regulators to seek approval to offer leverage on event contracts. — Margin trading allows a trader to borrow money to purchase more of an asset than the cash they put down.

      @mrsdeborahlynnBluesky1d agoview on Bluesky ↗
    • If they turn to crime we prosecute them. I'm not proposing we expand welfare for these folks. They made their bed.

      AENM1776r/Economics1d agoview on r/Economics ↗
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    Kalshi details margin strategy and safeguards — Kalshi stated it would restrict margin trading to longer-dated prediction markets and exclude sports, culture, and "mention" markets. The company plans to require marginable contracts to be accessible only to self-clearing members meeting capital requirements, and will increase capital requirements as contracts near expiration.

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  1. first by Daily Caller, 1d ago · also The Daily Caller

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