Prediction Markets Saved From Minnesota Ban by Last-Minute Ruling
THE SO WHAT
A last-minute ruling preserving prediction markets in Minnesota keeps the door open for using them as decision-support infrastructure, not just speculation. For operators experimenting with internal or public forecasting markets, this is a reminder to track state-level policy volatility as a core dependency.
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