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2026-08-04•1 min read

CFTC Facing Demands From US Senators to Ban Wildfire Prediction Markets

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"Regulators don't tolerate event markets that build financial incentives around real-world destruction."

CFTC Facing Demands From US Senators to Ban Wildfire Prediction Markets
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  • •US senators petitioned the CFTC to crack down on prediction markets offering wildfire contracts.
  • •The letter highlighted Polymarket hosting bets during the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
  • •Officials warned that betting on active blazes creates severe public safety hazards and arson incentives.

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US senators demand CFTC crackdown on wildfire prediction markets. US senators pressed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to block platforms from offering bets on destructive wildfires. The document explicitly cited Polymarket hosting contracts on the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires. Lawmakers warned that monetizing natural disasters creates public safety concerns and incentives for arson. "Offering bets on destructive wildfires threatens to minimize communities’ suffering, all so the rich and powerful can profit." — US Senators
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