Case 1:25-cv-01283-ABA Document 81 Filed 08/13/25 Page 2 of 3
Plaintiff KalshiEX LLC (“Kalshi”) respectfully withdraws its pending Motion for an
Injunction Pending Appeal, ECF No. 73. The Court denied a preliminary injunction in this case
on August 1, 2025. ECF Nos. 70, 71. The same day, Kalshi appealed that decision to the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. ECF No. 72. Given that it now faced the prospect of
criminal and civil liability, Kalshi also asked this Court for an immediate injunction pending appeal
and requested a ruling on its motion by August 5, after which it intended to seek relief from the
Fourth Circuit. ECF No. 73 at 2. Counsel for Defendants contacted Kalshi on August 4 and
represented that Defendants would forgo enforcement of the relevant Maryland laws against
Kalshi at least until the Court’s status conference, which is now scheduled for today, August 13.
ECF Nos. 76, 78. Kalshi thereafter informed this Court that a ruling by August 5 was no longer
necessary. ECF No. 76.
On August 12, Kalshi received written assurances from counsel for Defendants that
Defendants would forgo enforcement of the relevant Maryland laws against Kalshi pending the
outcome of Kalshi’s pending appeal in the Fourth Circuit. That assurance of nonenforcement has
rendered an injunction pending appeal unnecessary. Kalshi accordingly withdraws its motion
seeking that relief.
CONCLUSION
Kalshi respectfully withdraws its Motion for an Injunction Pending Appeal, ECF No. 73.
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