Polymarket withdraws two NFL filings and certifies BTC, ETH, SOL price contracts

Polymarket withdraws two NFL filings and certifies BTC, ETH, SOL price contracts

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2026-08-27 23:03:39
Polymarket US withdrew two NFL player participation contract filings on Aug. 26, after those products had already been certified with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission a day earlier and were slated for launch no earlier than Aug. 27. On the same day, the platform also certified Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana price contracts. Each of the three crypto products was filed in paired form and classified as swaps under a binary option subclass. The filing record indicates that both the NFL contracts and the cryptocurrency contracts involved related classifications. A separate compliance analysis tied to the NFL filings was submitted with a confidentiality request, with Polymarket US asking that it be withheld permanently on the grounds that public release would expose trade secrets and give competitors an unfair advantage. As of the time of record, another NFL American football starting eligibility contract remained in certified status, according to Bitcoin.com News.

Prediction market platform Polymarket US withdrew two NFL player participation contract filings on Aug. 26.

The products had been certified with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, a day earlier and were scheduled to go live no earlier than Aug. 27.

On the same day, Polymarket US also certified price contracts tied to Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana. All three sets of contracts were submitted in paired form and classified as swaps under a binary option subclass.

Both the NFL contracts and the cryptocurrency contracts were listed under related classifications in the filings.

A separate compliance analysis for the NFL contracts was filed with a confidentiality request. Polymarket US asked that it be withheld permanently, saying public disclosure would reveal trade secrets and hand competitors an unfair advantage.

As of the time of record, another NFL American football starting eligibility contract remained in certified status.

The information was cited by Bitcoin.com News.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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