Supreme Court Will Address Prediction Markets: Yadav
THE SO WHAT
The US Supreme Court taking up prediction markets moves them from regulatory gray zone to constitutional test case—sports may just be the wedge. If your product touches real-money forecasting, you should be freezing new legal exposure and building a playbook for both a permissive and a restrictive ruling.
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