According to CoinMeta, the CFTC Market Supervision Department issued a consultation document stating that contracts linked to the statements or interactions of specific individuals pose a higher risk of manipulation. It requires exchanges to provide details on their protective measures for each contract, including the independence of decision-makers, external verification capabilities, and monitoring adaptability. This document does not constitute binding rules, nor does it prohibit such markets. The Kalshi platform launched related markets and claimed to have responded to these requirements. CFTC revealed that an operator of a White House teleprompter had profited $107,500 by trading such contracts by gaining access to speech drafts in advance.