Binance.US readies CFTC bid for DCM status to launch regulated prediction markets
Binance.US is preparing to seek regulatory approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to expand into prediction markets, moving beyond its existing crypto spot trading focus. Multiple reports say the exchange plans to apply for CFTC authorization related to prediction market trading in the coming weeks [1] [2] [3] [4].
According to the reports, Binance.US is targeting CFTC “designated contract market” (DCM) status as part of a broader product expansion that could include regulated prediction markets and additional derivatives offerings. The filings, which are described as being planned for August, would be intended to strengthen Binance.US’s compliance posture while broadening its U.S. market offerings [2] [3] [4].
Binance.US’s planned CFTC application centers on adding prediction markets under U.S. regulation, with reported applications expected in August as part of a wider expansion agenda [2] [3] [4].
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- 1Binance US Eyes CFTC Approval for Prediction Markets PushCoinGape• Jul 29, 2026
- 2Binance.US Eyes CFTC License – Here Is Why Prediction Markets Could Be NextBlockNews• Jul 29, 2026
- 3Just In: Binance US Plans to Apply for CFTC DCM Status to Offer Prediction MarketsWu Blockchain• Jul 29, 2026
- 4Binance.US plans CFTC application in prediction market expansionCrypto Briefing• Jul 29, 2026
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