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US Representative Dina Titus has formally requested the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to investigate Brian Quintenz’s connections to Kalshi, citing potential conflicts of interest before his Senate confirmation as agency chair.
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Dina Titus highlights concerns over Quintenz’s board membership and stock options in Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction market platform.
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Quintenz’s nomination has faced delays amid calls for transparency and ethical scrutiny.
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Winklevoss twins recently reversed support, urging reconsideration of Quintenz’s appointment due to regulatory alignment issues.
US Representative Dina Titus demands CFTC probe into Brian Quintenz’s Kalshi ties amid nomination delays. Stay informed on regulatory developments.
Congresswoman Dina Titus Demands Full Disclosure of Communications on Kalshi
Democratic Representative Dina Titus has called on the CFTC to disclose all communications involving Brian Quintenz related to prediction markets and event contracts. She emphasized that Quintenz’s role on Kalshi’s board and his stock holdings raise significant ethical questions. Titus cited a Freedom of Information Act request revealing Quintenz’s inquiries about Kalshi’s competitors, suggesting potential conflicts before his official confirmation.