NBA总裁亚当·萧华称联盟希望获取预测市场数据以发现操纵行为
NBA commissioner says league wants access to prediction market data to detect manipulation
NBA总裁亚当·萧华表示，联盟希望获取预测市场数据并控制市场，以监管和发现内幕交易及操纵行为。他认为体育合约关系到赛事诚信，并支持联邦层面对预测市场平台统一监管，称NBA目前受到约40个不同辖区监管。此前，NFL向美国最高法院提交法庭之友意见书，主张预测市场体育合约属于赌博而非金融互换，并提出对球员伤病或表现相关合约的操纵担忧。
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The NBA wants access to prediction market data to regulate and detect for insider trading, Commissioner Adam Silver told CNBC on Friday.
"Whether it's called a prediction market, whether it's sports betting, it's the same issues for our league and I think for all the leagues, there's issues around integrity first and foremost," Silver told CNBC's Contessa Brewer in a "Squawk Box" interview. "We want access to that data. We also want control of the market."
Silver called it "odd behavior" to have contracts related to whether a coach may be fired, for example.
His comments come after the NFL filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court on Thursday, which supported New Jersey regulators and asserted that sports contracts on prediction markets fall under gambling and not financial swaps. The latter are regulated at the federal level by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The brief also cited concerns on market manipulation on contracts related to player injuries or performance.
The NFL has urged the minimum age for traders should be 21 years old, which is the benchmark several states have for sportsbooks. Silver agreed with the age limit but supported federal authority over prediction market platforms instead.
"Frankly, from at least the NBA standpoint, we have roughly 40 different jurisdictions regulating us right now. So to have a consistent policy nationally, I think would be in our best interest," he said.
The move from the National Football League comes as volumes on NFL prediction market contracts have soared of late, with the season starting a month ago. The brief also arrives after multiple courts have ruled in favor of states overseeing prediction market exchanges instead of the CFTC.
Last week, prediction markets received a favorable court ruling in Illinois that halted the state from implementing its gambling laws on Kalshi and Coinbase event contracts. Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara called the ruling "beautiful" on social media.
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