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Matthew Reiad

Matthew Reiad

Tax & Policy Analyst

Matthew Reiad is a Boston-based law student with a dedicated focus on the intersection of digital assets and the law. He has previous experience working in legislation, public policy, and financial crimes. He is committed to protecting investors and promoting a more transparent and fairer economy.

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Is Kalshi Legal? Why the CTFC is on Kalshi's side

Blog

5

Dec

2025

Is Kalshi Legal? Why the CTFC is on Kalshi's side

The rapid rise of prediction markets, pioneered by platforms like Kalshi, is testing the regulatory boundaries of U.S. financial law. We take a look at the legal framework that allows these novel platforms to operate in the U.S.