CFTC 就预测市场起诉纽约，并持续努力维护管辖权

CFTC 就预测市场起诉纽约，并持续努力维护管辖权美国商品期货交易委员会
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CFTC 就预测市场起诉纽约，并持续努力维护管辖权
2026 年 4 月 24 日
华盛顿——商品期货交易委员会今天向美国纽约南区地方法院提起诉讼，要求停止纽约州对 CFTC 注册合约市场适用州赌博法的努力。
纽约州试图通过停止函和民事执法诉讼，对在 CFTC 注册的实体执行州法律。在针对纽约州的投诉中，CFTC 寻求一项宣告性判决，即联邦法律授予其监管活动合同的专属权力，并请求永久禁令，防止纽约州对其注册者执行先发制人的州法律。
“CFTC 注册的交易所面临着一系列州诉讼，这些诉讼旨在限制美国人获得活动合同，并破坏 CFTC 对预测市场的唯一监管管辖权。纽约州是最新一个无视联邦法律和数十年先例，寻求对 CFTC 注册的交易所执行州赌博法的州，”主席 Michael S. Selig 表示。 “正如我之前所说，美国商品期货交易委员会不会允许过于热心的州政府破坏该机构对这些市场的长期权威。”
CFTC 的行动建立在持续努力的基础上，以确认其对在 CFTC 注册、提供事件合约交易的指定合约市场的专属管辖权。此前，商品期货交易委员会在亚利桑那州、康涅狄格州和伊利诺伊州也提起了类似的诉讼。
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CFTC Sues New York Over Prediction Markets Amid Ongoing Efforts to Preserve Jurisdiction | CFTC
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CFTC Sues New York Over Prediction Markets Amid Ongoing Efforts to Preserve Jurisdiction
April 24, 2026
WASHINGTON — The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to halt the State of New York’s efforts to apply state gambling laws against CFTC-registered contract markets.
New York has sought to enforce state laws against CFTC-registered entities through cease-and-desist letters and civil enforcement suits. In its complaint against New York, the CFTC seeks a declaratory judgment that federal law grants it exclusive authority to regulate event contracts and requests a permanent injunction preventing the state from enforcing preempted state laws against its registrants.
“CFTC-registered exchanges have faced an onslaught of state lawsuits seeking to limit Americans’ access to event contracts and undermine the CFTC’s sole regulatory jurisdiction over prediction markets. New York is the latest state to ignore federal law and decades of precedent by seeking to enforce state gambling laws against CFTC-registered exchanges,” said Chairman Michael S. Selig. “As I’ve said before, the CFTC will not allow overzealous state governments to undermine the agency’s longstanding authority over these markets.”
The CFTC’s action builds upon ongoing efforts to affirm its exclusive jurisdiction over CFTC-registered designated contract markets that offer trading in event contracts. It follows similar CFTC lawsuits in Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois.
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