Morning Edition · Thursday, October 1, 2026Published at 1:49 AM EDT · New York
As the industry's Clarity Act campaign stalls in the Senate, the CFTC is sending the White House swaps-definition rules that could override state gambling claims against prediction markets.

The digital-asset industry paid roughly 8 million dollars to lobbyists in the first half of this year, most of it tied to pushing the United States market-structure bill known as the Clarity Act through the Senate. The bill did not reach a…
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Crypto Market-Structure Bill Stalls in the Senate
Ethics disputes over the president's personal crypto ventures keep displacing the substance of United States market-structure legislation, leaving digital-asset rules dependent on agency discretion rather than statute.
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