Democrats question CFTC chair on insider trading in prediction markets
The seven House members may have affirmed the commission’s authority over prediction markets, but they questioned its inaction on insider trading.
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The seven House members may have affirmed the commission’s authority over prediction markets, but they questioned its inaction on insider trading.
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