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Nevada court extends ban on Kalshi sports prediction market, ruling it has no substantive difference from gambling

A Nevada judge ruled that Kalshi’s sports prediction market products have no substantive difference from gambling, extended the injunction prohibiting it from offering related services locally until the case is further considered. Regulators believe it should be subject to the state’s gambling regulations.

Judge continues Nevada ban on Kalshi sports markets

A Nevada judge extended a ban on Kalshi's sports-related prediction markets, agreeing with regulators that they resemble illegal gambling. Kalshi argues they are federally regulated, prompting a broader legal conflict as state actions against prediction markets increase nationwide.

Japan expands the crypto compliance framework as tax oversight moves into a cross-border era

Japan is tightening cryptocurrency compliance with a focus on transparency for tax authorities through the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) effective January 1, 2026. Crypto service providers must verify user tax residency and report transaction data, changing the market's compliance infrastructure significantly. While crypto can still thrive, it will no longer be a space for anonymity, aligning with traditional banking requirements.

Cambodian lawmakers unanimously pass a new law; fraud-ring operators could face up to 5 years in prison

Gate News message, April 4. Recently, Cambodia’s National Assembly passed a new law unanimously with 58 votes in favor, officially criminalizing the operation of scam bases. Under the law, those involved will face imprisonment of 2 to 5 years and a maximum fine of $125k; if it involves organized crime or multiple victims, the penalties will double. The bill is currently pending the King’s signature to take official effect. Against this legislative backdrop, the UK has already imposed sanctions on operators of scam networks within Cambodia, and Cambodia has also extradited a person suspected to be the leader of a criminal syndicate to China.

Japan’s Financial Services Agency Issues a Network Security Reinforcement Policy for Crypto Asset Exchange Businesses

The Japan Financial Services Agency has issued “Policy Guidelines for Strengthening Cybersecurity for Crypto Asset Exchange Businesses and Related Entities,” with the aim of strengthening investor asset protection. It proposes a three-layer security framework to address the new landscape of cyberattacks. In subsequent plans, it will conduct penetration testing on major operators and revise the guidance to raise security standards.

Crypto market structure bill release pushed back as industries view revised stablecoin yield compromise this week

Crypto and banking industry representatives are meeting to discuss stablecoin yield provisions in a market structure bill. Compromise language, led by Senators Alsobrooks and Tillis, has raised concerns in the crypto sector, particularly regarding yield based on stablecoin balances. The release of the revised text has been delayed, with ongoing negotiations over technical details. A markup hearing is anticipated later in April. Other regulatory concerns, including the definition of DeFi and potential ties to former President Trump's family, remain unresolved.