‘PREDICTIT’ LAWSUIT PLAINTIFFS FILE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO ALLOW TRADING PAST DEADLINE
Washington, DC, Oct. 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
Injunction would allow existing 2024 markets to remain open through their natural conclusions for the benefit of traders, university educators and journalists.
October 3, 2022 – PredictIt traders, academic users and market technology pioneer Aristotle filed a preliminary injunction against the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for… The post ‘PREDICTIT’ LAWSUIT PLAINTIFFS FILE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO ALLOW TRADING PAST DEADLINE…
Have you ever been so invested in a prediction market that you just can’t bear to see it end? Well, you’re not alone! PredictIt traders, university educators, and journalists are fighting back against the looming deadline that would force existing 2024 markets to close before their time.
It’s like being in the middle of a juicy TV series only to have it abruptly canceled before you find out how it all ends. The frustration is real, my friends.
But fear not, because the brave souls behind this lawsuit are standing up for what they believe in – the right to keep trading and speculating until the very last moment. And who can blame them? Who doesn’t love a good cliffhanger?
So here’s to the fighters, the risk-takers, the ones who refuse to let deadlines dictate their fate. May the injunction be granted, and may the markets remain open for all to enjoy!
How this will affect me:
As a casual PredictIt trader, this injunction could mean more time to make informed decisions and potentially earn a few extra bucks. It’s like getting an extension on a school assignment – more time to research, analyze, and strategize. Who knows, maybe I’ll finally make that big winning trade!
How this will affect the world:
If the injunction is granted, it could set a precedent for other prediction markets and trading platforms. It shows that traders and users have a voice and can fight for what they believe is right. Who knows, we might see a wave of similar lawsuits in the future, all pushing for more flexibility and freedom in the trading world.
Conclusion:
In a world where deadlines loom large and rules can feel restrictive, it’s refreshing to see a group of individuals standing up and saying, “Not today!” Whether you’re a casual trader or a hardcore market enthusiast, the fight for a little extra time to trade and speculate is a cause we can all get behind. Here’s to hoping the injunction is granted, and the markets remain open for all to enjoy!
