[US CFTC Issues No-Action Letters to Polymarket and 3 Other Prediction Markets Regarding Data Rule Issues] Odaily Planet Daily reports that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Thursday issued no-action letters to prediction market platforms Polymarket, PredictIt, Gemini, and the operators of LedgerX/MIAX. The letters state that as long as these companies meet certain specific requirements, they will not need to comply with certain record-keeping regulations, and these companies may clear contracts through third-party clearing members. In a press release, the CFTC stated that the no-action letters mean the regulator will not take enforcement actions against these companies for failing to comply with "certain record-keeping requirements related to swap transactions or for not reporting data related to binary options trading to a swap data repository" (i.e., the regulator will not file lawsuits against these companies for such violations). The CFTC noted: "The no-action letters apply only to specific circumstances and are similar to no-action letters issued to other designated contract markets and derivatives clearing organizations in similar situations." According to the no-action letters, issuers must: ensure that their contracts are fully collateralized at all times; clear contracts only through their designated platforms; publish all relevant data on their platforms after contract execution; and comply with other specific swap transaction record-keeping requirements. (CoinDesk)