SEC-regulated funds use swaps tied to binary-event contracts and aim to expand access to election trading through retail brokerage accounts. Roundhill is launching six political prediction market ETFs (e.g., BLUP, REDP) on May 5, tracking party control of the White House, Senate, and House. The SEC-regulated funds use swaps tied to binary event contracts and aim to expand access to election trading via retail brokerage accounts. Funds face substantial loss if the target party doesn't win;…
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