CFTC crypto market regulation enters White House review
The filing begins an early rulemaking process that could let existing and unregistered exchanges trade under CFTC oversight, officials said.
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The CFTC Just Sent Its Crypto Rules to the White House. What's in the Filing, and How Quickly Could It Move?
Two days after the Senate killed crypto legislation, the CFTC quietly filed a rulemaking with the White House that could reshape how exchanges list XRP and Bitcoin. The filing is real, but what it can legally do stops well short of what the bill promised.
CFTC Crypto Rules Hit White House 2 Days After Senate Vote
What Is the CFTC Preparing to Regulate? The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has sent a new crypto market rulemaking initiative to the White House for review, moving ahead with an agency-led framework only days after the Senate failed to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs received the CFTC submission on September 17 under the title "Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions and Regulatio…
CFTC Submits Crypto Market Rules to White House After Senate Fails to Pass Clarity Act
TLDR The CFTC submitted a crypto market regulatory proposal to the White House Office of Management and Budget on September 17 The Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act earlier in the week, pushing regulators to act under existing authority The SEC issued an “innovation exemption” giving...
The CFTC sent to the White House a proposal to regulate transactions and digital asset markets, opening a new phase in the elaboration of rules for the crypto sector in the United States after the Clarity Act failed to make progress in the Senate. The file, received on September 17 by [...] The CFTC entry sends new crypto rules to the White House after the Clarity Act brake was first published in Cryptoreport.
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