This Monday, the prediction platform Polymarket announced an update to its market integrity rules. The goal of this update is to align the global DeFi platform and its U.S.-based exchange under CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) oversight, seeking greater regulation and compliance.
Today we're publishing new market integrity rules across our CFTC-regulated US exchange & DeFi platform — making clear what's prohibited, how we enforce rules, & how to report suspicious activity.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) March 23, 2026
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This adjustment comes in response to increasing scrutiny from regulators and policymakers regarding risks such as market manipulation and insider trading in event-based contracts. Consequently, Polymarket will implement strict market design standards, clearer resolution criteria, and more defined data sources, while also intensifying surveillance to detect suspicious activity. Additionally, it will limit markets deemed ethically sensitive or prone to manipulation.
Polymarket’s action highlights the pressure on prediction markets, which are growing in popularity but face pushback from regulators in several U.S. states who liken them to illegal gambling. By collaborating with the CFTC and signing integrity agreements, Polymarket aims to legitimize itself and expand its presence. This shift follows controversial incidents, including threats toward a journalist and suspicions of insider trading in specific markets.
Source:https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2036081661322928529
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