[U.S. CFTC Chair to Restrict State-Level Regulatory Agencies from Intervening in Prediction Markets] According to a report by The Information, Michael Selig, Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), is pushing to limit state-level interventions in prediction markets to prevent state regulatory measures from hindering or even stifling the industry's development. Sources indicate that Michael Selig himself is a sports enthusiast, with his office adorned with numerous sports memorabilia, which is seen as a reflection of his long-standing interest in sports prediction markets. Since taking office several months ago, he has swiftly initiated related efforts, aiming to create a more relaxed federal regulatory environment for prediction markets, enabling more U.S. users to participate in prediction trading on sports events and other outcomes.