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    OIC 2026: Event Contracts, Crypto, and the Intersection of Regulation

    Money MechanicsBy Money MechanicsJune 24, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Event contracts and digital asset derivatives are emerging under CFTC oversight, while listed options and ETFs remain SEC-regulated. Meanwhile, some platforms are offering both. This panel will examine:
    •    The SEC and CFTC frameworks and their implications for innovation.
    •    Whether event contracts should be viewed as gaming, financial hedging, or a hybrid.
    •    How crypto-linked options and ETFs fit into the regulatory patchwork.
    •    What market participants need to prepare for as regulatory convergence (or conflict) plays out.

    Moderator: The Honorable Dawn D. Stump, Principal, Stump Strategic

    Panelists:

    • JJ Kinahan, Senior Vice President, Head of Retail Expansion and Alternative Investment Products, Cboe Global Markets
    • Ryan Jachym, Global Head of Markets Policy in the Office of Government and Regulatory Affairs, Goldman Sachs
    • Summer Mersinger, Chief Executive Officer, Blockchain Association
    • Thomas Plummer, Prediction Markets, Jump Trading

    This panel is proudly sponsored by State Street Investment Management




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