Government Prediction Market News
Latest government prediction market coverage involving legislation, executive actions, court rulings, regulation, agencies, public policy and federal or state decisions.
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Government
Published:
August 29, 2026
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act would create the first broad federal rulebook for the U.S. cryptocurrency market. Its central purpose is to decide which digital assets and transactions fall under the Securities and Exchange Commission and which fall under...
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Government Prediction Market News covers event contracts tied to legislation, executive actions, court rulings, agency decisions, regulation, government shutdowns, appointments and other measurable public-policy outcomes. This category follows how official announcements, legal filings, votes, deadlines and administrative decisions influence market prices. Each story focuses on the event being traded, the available evidence, the contract terms and the developments most likely to affect settlement.
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Published:
August 19, 2026
Market figures reflect the August 19, 2026 Kalshi snapshot reviewed for this article. Probabilities, contract prices, bid-ask spreads, and available quantities can change at any time.
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Published:
August 1, 2026
Prediction-market prices, contract probabilities, available liquidity, and payouts can change at any time. The market figures in this article reflect the screenshots captured on July 31, 2026. The House passed H.R. 9770 by a 220–205 vote. The measure generally continues current funding through December 4th and temporarily extends several programs and authorities that would otherwise expire. House Democrats...
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Published:
July 21, 2026
Market values reflect the screenshots supplied for this article. Prices, available contracts and displayed volume can move continuously. Kalshi's market description requires the seven-day moving average of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to exceed 60. One ship passing through, a short reopening announcement or a temporary ceasefire wouldn't necessarily settle the contract. Sustained commercial movement must reach...
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