The White House is reviewing a proposed rule from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) that would establish guidelines for “event contracts,” according to reporting cited from official materials. The CFTC proposal represents the agency’s latest effort to define federal oversight of prediction markets, which have grown rapidly in recent years. The review is being conducted by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), as indicated by a U.S. government website noting the rule’s progression through internal regulatory steps. The notice also says the rule has not yet been published. The CFTC’s move is occurring amid an ongoing dispute over jurisdiction between federal and state regulators over who should supervise prediction markets. While the sources agree on the existence of the CFTC proposal and the fact that it is currently under White House/OMB review, neither outlines the full substance of the guidelines at this stage, nor specifies whether or when the rule will be finalized or released for public comment. The review continues as the CFTC seeks to clarify its regulatory role in this expanding market segment.