North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc. v. Brown
Also captioned North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., d/b/a OG.com Prediction Markets v. Derek Brown
Filed; no ruling10th Cir.Platform v. State
Docket last checked November 8, 2026. Snapshot — not legal advice.
As of November 8, 2026, Utah has a restriction on prediction-market platforms currently in effect. Utah status and cases →
Overview
Crypto.com’s exchange, doing business as OG.com Prediction Markets, sued Utah’s Attorney General and three of his deputies in federal court on October 26, 2026, the same day the United States and the CFTC sued Utah and six days after the Attorney General’s civil suit against Kalshi. Two days later the Attorney General’s Office brought criminal charges against Kalshi. (Caption, parties, court, docket and filing date read from the file-stamped first page of the complaint. The rest of the complaint has not been reviewed, so its claims are not described here.)
Changes
October 2026
New case
Crypto.com’s exchange, doing business as OG.com, sued Utah’s Attorney General and three deputies in federal court, the same day the United States and the CFTC sued Utah.
North American Derivatives Exchange (OG.com) sues Utah’s Attorney General and three deputies in the District of Utah.
What's next: Newly filed. The complaint’s claims, any motion for preliminary relief and the judge assignment have not yet been confirmed.
Parties
Plaintiffs
North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., d/b/a OG.com Prediction Markets (Crypto.com’s exchange)
Defendants
Derek Brown (Utah Attorney General)
Daniel Burton (Chief Deputy Attorney General)
Stewart Young (Criminal Deputy Attorney General)
Douglas Crapo (Public Protection Attorney General)
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