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Polymarket faces renewed CFTC probe over U.S. access to offshore platform

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Polymarket faces renewed CFTC probe over U.S. access to offshore platform

The federal agency had previously investigated whether Polymarket allowed U.S. users on to its offshore platform in 2024, but dropped the measures in July 2025.

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