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Every court filing, ruling, state action and federal step involving Crypto.com that we track, newest first. Each entry links to its source and to the full record. No rumors, odds or market commentary.

5 developments in the last 30 days, across 5 states and cases.

Latest, Nov. 6, 2026: Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Supreme Court petition). The Nevada respondents ask for a further extension of the response deadline; no ruling on the request was shown on the docket as of Nov. 7, 2026.

Built from our state, court and federal records. 58 entries in all.

November 2026

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Supreme Court petition)

    The Nevada respondents ask for a further extension of the response deadline; no ruling on the request was shown on the docket as of Nov. 7, 2026.

    Source: supremecourt.gov

October 2026

  1. State action · Utah

    Crypto.com's exchange (OG.com Prediction Markets) sued the attorney general and three deputies in federal court (D. Utah No. 2:26-cv-01056), arguing preemption.

    Source: Commodity Futures Trading Commission

  2. Court · Crypto.com exchange v. Utah (D. Utah)

    The exchange files suit against the attorney general and three deputies.

    Source: rg.org

  3. State action · Missouri

    North American Derivatives Exchange (OG.com Prediction Markets, Crypto.com's exchange) sued in the Western District of Missouri, also arguing federal preemption.

    Source: DeFi Rate tracker sources page

  4. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Supreme Court petition)

    Clerk grants the respondents' Oct. 7, 2026 motion and extends the response deadline from Oct. 15, 2026 to Nov. 16, 2026 for all respondents.

    Source: supremecourt.gov

  5. State action · Illinois

    Judge Pacold granted in part the injunction motions in the Coinbase, CFTC and Kalshi cases, finding Illinois's licensing and related criminal provisions likely preempted as to the contracts at issue; the fee challenge was continued for more briefing.

    Source: N.D. Ill. Memorandum Opinion and Order, No. 1:26-cv-03659, Dkt. 99

September 2026

  1. State action · Missouri

    The attorney general demanded each operator stop offering sports contracts to people in Missouri, or obtain a Gaming Commission license, pay the 10% wagering tax and fees, and bar under-21 users, within 30 days; the letters were announced Sept. 18, 2026.

    Source: Missouri Attorney General's Office

  2. Court · Arizona's appeal of the federal injunction (Ninth Circuit)

    Arizona asks the Ninth Circuit to summarily vacate the injunction.

    Source: defirate.com

  3. State action · Nevada

    Crypto.com's exchange, North American Derivatives Exchange, filed a Supreme Court petition against Nevada (No. 26-344).

    Source: Supreme Court of the United States

  4. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Ninth Circuit)

    Cert petition filed (No. 26-344).

    Source: supremecourt.gov

  5. State action · Connecticut

    DCP ordered nine platforms (including ProphetX) to stop offering sports event contracts and issued about 30 subpoenas to vendors, payment firms, app stores and media outlets.

    Source: Office of Gov. Ned Lamont press release

  6. Court · Kalshi v. Arizona (D. Ariz., consolidated with U.S. v. Arizona)

    Arizona asked the Ninth Circuit (No. 26-4281) to summarily vacate the preliminary injunction as to sports contracts; it renewed the request on Sept. 14, 2026.

    Source: defirate.com

  7. Court · Hughes v. DraftKings, Polymarket and others (South Carolina)

    DraftKings Inc., GUS III LLC and Railbird Exchange LLC removed the case from the Charleston County Court of Common Pleas (No. 2026CP1004063); the removal papers show voluntary dismissals of DRW Holdings and IMC-Chicago in state court.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

August 2026

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Supreme Court petition)

    Ninth Circuit decision under review (No. 25-7187).

    Source: supremecourt.gov

  2. State action · Washington

    The attorney general and Gambling Commission agreed not to pursue civil or criminal enforcement against OG over event contracts until the Ninth Circuit resolves pending preemption appeals.

    Source: KOMO News

  3. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. New York (S.D.N.Y.)

    Order resets conferences to Aug. 31, 2026 and notes the Sept. 14, 2026 PI hearing in the related federal case.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  4. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. New York (S.D.N.Y.)

    Case reassigned to Judge Schofield.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

July 2026

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. New York (S.D.N.Y.)

    State officials oppose the PI motion.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  2. State action · Washington

    North American Derivatives Exchange (Crypto.com's OG) sued the attorney general and Gambling Commission members in the Western District of Washington, citing an imminent threat of enforcement.

    Source: SBC Americas

  3. State action · Arizona

    The Ninth Circuit stayed Arizona's appeal of the injunction (No. 26-4281), in which Kalshi and Crypto.com's exchange (NADEX) are appellees or intervenors, until it decided the related Nevada appeals.

    Source: Justia docket, 9th Cir. No. 26-4281

June 2026

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. New York (S.D.N.Y.)

    Preliminary-injunction motion filed.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  2. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. New York (S.D.N.Y.)

    Accepted as related to United States v. New York (1:26-cv-03404).

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  3. State action · Kentucky

    A coalition including Kalshi, Crypto.com and Polymarket sued in state court to block the 14.25% prediction-market tax, calling it discriminatory and preempted.

    Source: KTAR (AP)

  4. Court · Wisconsin v. Crypto.com (enforcement suit)

    Foris Dax Markets dismissed without prejudice by stipulation.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

May 2026

  1. Court · Wisconsin v. Crypto.com (enforcement suit)

    Wisconsin moves to remand.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  2. Court · Kalshi v. Arizona (D. Ariz., consolidated with U.S. v. Arizona)

    Kalshi appeals the denial of its own motion.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  3. Court · United States & CFTC v. Arizona (D. Ariz.)

    Preliminary injunction granted.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  4. Court · Kalshi v. Arizona (D. Ariz., consolidated with U.S. v. Arizona)

    The district court issued a preliminary-injunction order (scope and beneficiaries not verified).

    Source: defirate.com

April 2026

  1. State action · Wisconsin

    Attorney General Kaul filed three Dane County suits alleging that sports event contracts violate Wis. Stat. 945.03(1m) and create a public nuisance, seeking declarations and injunctions.

    Source: Wisconsin Department of Justice

  2. Court · Kalshi v. Arizona (D. Ariz., consolidated with U.S. v. Arizona)

    Crypto.com's exchange allowed to intervene.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  3. State action · 2 states

    The United States and the CFTC sued Connecticut in federal court, arguing federal law preempts its enforcement against CFTC-registered exchanges.

    Source: Vultax lawsuit tracker

  4. Court · United States & CFTC v. Arizona (D. Ariz.)

    Complaint filed (one of three suits filed that day).

    Source: cftc.gov

  5. Court · United States & CFTC v. Arizona (D. Ariz.)

    Consolidated into No. 2:26-cv-01715.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

March 2026

  1. Court · Kalshi v. Arizona (D. Ariz., consolidated with U.S. v. Arizona)

    Kalshi seeks TRO/PI; defendants disclose a state criminal indictment.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

February 2026

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Ninth Circuit)

    Consolidated with Nos. 25-7516 and 25-7831.

    Source: dockets.justia.com

  2. Federal · Innovation Advisory Committee members named

    The CFTC named the committee's members. They include the chief executives of Kalshi, Polymarket, Crypto.com, Robinhood, CME Group and DraftKings and the president of FanDuel.

    Source: CFTC Release 9182-26

January 2026

  1. State action · Tennessee

    The Sports Wagering Council ordered the three platforms to stop offering sports event contracts to Tennesseans, void pending contracts and refund customer deposits by January 31, 2026. The letters cited tiered fines of $10,000 to $25,000 per violation and possible criminal referral.

    Source: The Block

December 2025

  1. State action · Connecticut

    DCP's Gaming Division ordered the three platforms to stop offering sports event contracts to Connecticut residents and to let residents withdraw funds.

    Source: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection

November 2025

October 2025

  1. Court · Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (D. Nev.)

    Preliminary injunction denied (815 F. Supp. 3d 1169).

    Source: law.justia.com

September 2025

  1. State action · Maryland

    The district court stayed Crypto.com's parallel suit (North American Derivatives Exchange v. Martin) until Kalshi's appeal is decided.

    Source: Prediction Market Litigation Tracker (mickbransfield.com)

June 2025

April 2025

  1. State action · Illinois

    The Illinois Gaming Board sent cease-and-desist letters to Kalshi, Crypto.com and Robinhood over unlicensed sports wagering.

    Source: Illinois Gaming Board

Questions

What is the latest Crypto.com news?
Nov. 6, 2026: Crypto.com (NADEX) v. Nevada (Supreme Court petition). The Nevada respondents ask for a further extension of the response deadline; no ruling on the request was shown on the docket as of Nov. 7, 2026.
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