Source: CryptoBriefing
Original Title: CFTC says listed spot crypto products will begin trading on federally regulated US markets
Original Link: https://cryptobriefing.com/cftc-unveils-plan-position-us-global-leader-crypto-regulation/
Key Takeaways
Spot crypto trading will be available on CFTC regulated exchanges for the first time in the United States.
The move aligns with federal efforts to expand oversight and integrate tokenized collateral and blockchain systems into regulated market infrastructure.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced that spot crypto products will begin trading on CFTC-registered futures exchanges for the first time in U.S.-regulated markets.
Acting Chair Caroline Pham said the move advances the administration plan to rebuild US leadership in digital assets and give traders access to safer domestic venues.
Pham said the agency is using existing authority to expand market access and address years of demand for regulated spot products. She noted that problems on offshore platforms underline the need for U.S.-based markets with established protections that have guided CFTC exchanges for nearly a century.
The decision follows recommendations from the President’s Working Group and the agency Crypto Sprint, which gathered industry input to determine how to introduce spot products under current rules.
The CFTC is also preparing updates that would enable tokenized collateral in derivatives markets and modernize requirements for clearing, settlement, reporting, and recordkeeping.
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GasWrangler
· 12-06 08:51
ngl, "improve safety" is such a PR line... if you analyze the data, we're just adding regulatory overhead without solving the actual liquidity fragmentation problem. spot trading's fine but doesn't move the needle on settlement efficiency, technically speaking.
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CrossChainBreather
· 12-05 06:33
Damn, is it really happening this time? The CFTC is finally not dragging its feet anymore...
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PensionDestroyer
· 12-04 18:50
Regulation is here, does this mean the crypto world is going to be "legitimate" now? Hmm... I'm not so sure.
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MevWhisperer
· 12-04 18:50
Wait, did the CFTC really open up? Now institutions have a new toy to play with.
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Anon32942
· 12-04 18:49
It’s really happening this time—official US approval for spot trading... Feels like the crypto space is one step closer to “compliance.”
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-04 18:46
Finally, someone is taking action. Now the crypto industry is about to be reshuffled... The CFTC is indeed installing a safety valve for the market with this move. I'm optimistic about the direction toward greater regulation.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 12-04 18:33
Finally waited for this, CFTC's approval really changes the game.
CFTC Approves Spot Crypto Trading on Federally Regulated US Exchanges
Source: CryptoBriefing Original Title: CFTC says listed spot crypto products will begin trading on federally regulated US markets Original Link: https://cryptobriefing.com/cftc-unveils-plan-position-us-global-leader-crypto-regulation/
Key Takeaways
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced that spot crypto products will begin trading on CFTC-registered futures exchanges for the first time in U.S.-regulated markets.
Acting Chair Caroline Pham said the move advances the administration plan to rebuild US leadership in digital assets and give traders access to safer domestic venues.
Pham said the agency is using existing authority to expand market access and address years of demand for regulated spot products. She noted that problems on offshore platforms underline the need for U.S.-based markets with established protections that have guided CFTC exchanges for nearly a century.
The decision follows recommendations from the President’s Working Group and the agency Crypto Sprint, which gathered industry input to determine how to introduce spot products under current rules.
The CFTC is also preparing updates that would enable tokenized collateral in derivatives markets and modernize requirements for clearing, settlement, reporting, and recordkeeping.