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Decentralized exchange Hyperliquid has submitted formal comments to the US CFTC supporting 24/7 perpetual derivatives trading.
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Every member of the five-seat panel who had been serving at the CFTC in January could depart before 2026.
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Christy Goldsmith Romero reportedly said she only planned to leave the financial regulator once Brian Quintenz had been confirmed as CFTC chair.
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Summer Mersinger is expected to leave the commission three years before her term ends to lead the Blockchain Association.
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The predictions platform suggested that “election markets are here to stay” in a social media post after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed its request with the court.
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The latest crypto markets draft bill could democratize crypto participation due to a rule that would require crypto project members to disclose crypto token holdings above 1% of total supply.
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Without a majority in the CFTC to decide on previous cases, KuCoin is still waiting for a planned settlement agreement.
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The futures contracts are regulated by the US CFTC and add to a growing list of crypto derivatives products available for retail and institutional investors.
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The predictions marketplace is expanding its crypto on-ramps with Bitcoin deposits to onboard more Web3 users.
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Coinbase Institutional is planning to list XRP futures — but funding rates remain negative, indicating bearish sentiment.
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The new guidelines come after the FDIC removed the ‘reputational risk’ category from bank exams.
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The securities regulator has clarified its stance on so-called “Covered Crypto Assets” and “Protocol Mining” involving public, permissionless PoW networks.
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A US federal judge found the CFTC had shown that Debiex, which marketed itself as a crypto platform, was actually a romance scam that stole around $2.3 million.
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The move expands on the exchange’s existing derivatives products for US residents, with competition coming from established players such as the CME Group and Robinhood.
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