
Coinbase Seeks CFTC Approval for US Single-Stock Perpetual Futures
The contracts would trade 24/5 on Coinbase Derivatives, use hourly funding and clear through Nodal Clear, but the CFTC filing remains pending.
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The contracts would trade 24/5 on Coinbase Derivatives, use hourly funding and clear through Nodal Clear, but the CFTC filing remains pending.

The agency submitted a prerule on crypto asset transactions and markets to the White House for review, signaling it will build a derivatives framework on its own authority after the Clarity Act's collapse.

The US commodities regulator submitted a new crypto market regulatory action for White House review days after the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act.

The CFTC just gave every wallet and DeFi interface the same legal shield it gave to Phantom.

The moves comes as the SEC and CFTC advance crypto-related rulemaking despite the Clarity Act stalling in the Senate.


The CFTC's draft rules submission highlights ongoing regulatory uncertainty, impacting crypto market stability and legislative progress.

The CFTC's proactive crypto regulation could reshape market dynamics, potentially intensifying jurisdictional conflicts with the SEC.

The CFTC's regulatory move may dampen crypto market growth, influencing investor sentiment and future price expectations amid legislative debates.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has sent a proposed framework for crypto transactions and markets to the White House for review, moving ahead with rulemaking days after the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate. According to a filing…

The CFTC's proactive approach could accelerate regulatory clarity in crypto markets, potentially influencing global financial regulations.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission isn't sitting idle — the agency has sent its crypto rulemaking to the White House for review.

Tokenized stocks and wallet-linked derivatives can launch under new relief, while durable rights and jurisdiction remain unresolved.

In a no-action letter, the CFTC said certain software providers can connect users to regulated derivatives markets without registering as brokers.

The US regulator’s move could make it easier for crypto wallets and other apps to offer access to regulated derivatives and prediction markets without registering as introducing brokers.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) just opened a regulatory side door for software developers, allowing some to market derivatives, collect trading fees and avoid registering as brokers. The agency’s Market Participants Division extended conditional no-action relief to providers of “passive software” on Sept. 17, taking a framework originally granted to Phantom Technologies in […]

The CFTC has granted conditional broker-registration relief to passive software providers under a no-action position that sets 10 requirements for developers offering tools connected to regulated derivatives trading. CFTC relief covers passive derivatives software The CFTC’s Market Participants Division said…

Crypto wallets can offer access to regulated derivatives without becoming brokers, provided they do not control customer funds or trades.

The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a five-year conditional exemption on Thursday letting tokenized National Market System (NMS) stock trade on permissioned automated market makers (AMMs), and Commodity Futures Trading Commission staff opened introducing-broker relief to passive software

The CLARITY Act's failure highlights the resilience of the crypto market, with regulatory focus shifting to the SEC and CFTC for guidance.