# Non-Custodial Articoli collegati

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Catholic And Law Enforcement Groups Warn CLARITY Act Could Weaken Crypto Crime Safeguards

A coalition of Catholic leaders, law enforcement groups, and anti-trafficking advocates warns that the CLARITY Act could weaken safeguards against crypto-enabled crime. Their criticism focuses on provisions that would protect developers of non-custodial software (like wallets and DeFi protocols) from being regulated as money transmitters. This highlights a core regulatory dilemma: distinguishing neutral software from financial intermediation. Crypto advocates argue such developers should not be treated like exchanges, while critics fear broad exemptions could hinder the tracking of illicit finance, including human trafficking and sanctions evasion. The bill aims to create clearer market-structure rules, but this opposition shows the debate extends beyond investor protection to law enforcement concerns. The pushback means supporters may need to address these issues, potentially leading to amendments or stricter requirements. For the crypto industry, clearer rules could spur U.S. investment, but the bill faces a tougher political path if framed as weakening crime-fighting tools.

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Catholic And Law Enforcement Groups Warn CLARITY Act Could Weaken Crypto Crime Safeguards

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Phantom Secures CFTC Exemption Letter, Enabling Crypto Wallets to Directly Connect to Compliant Derivatives Markets for the First Time

Phantom has secured a no-action relief letter from the CFTC, allowing its non-custodial crypto wallet to directly connect users to regulated derivatives and event contract markets—without requiring Phantom to register as an introducing broker. This marks the first global exemption of its kind. The approval enables Phantom to serve as a direct interface for users to submit orders to CFTC-registered exchanges, such as Designated Contract Markets (DCMs), while ensuring user funds are never held by Phantom. The exemption includes specific conditions to protect users and align with CFTC policy priorities. Phantom adopted a proactive compliance approach—engaging with regulators early and seeking clarity before launch, rather than building first and seeking forgiveness later. The company believes this sets a new precedent for constructive regulatory collaboration in crypto. The CFTC indicated it may develop future rules or guidance that could replace this exemption. Phantom hopes its efforts help establish a lasting framework benefiting the broader industry. The move reinforces Phantom’s commitment to offering secure, compliant, and user-centric financial access in crypto.

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Phantom Secures CFTC Exemption Letter, Enabling Crypto Wallets to Directly Connect to Compliant Derivatives Markets for the First Time

marsbit03/18 05:49

Superform Expands to the U.S. With Mobile App Launch for a User-Owned Neobank

Superform, the first user-owned neobank, has launched its mobile app, marking its official expansion into the U.S. market. The app provides a familiar mobile banking experience for onchain finance, enabling users to grow their crypto assets while maintaining full custody and control. It features SuperVaults—non-custodial vaults that automatically deploy user funds into high-performing DeFi strategies like stablecoin lending and liquidity provisioning. These vaults have generated an average return of 8.4% APY, significantly outperforming traditional options like T-Bills. The app allows users to easily onboard with fiat, earn yield on assets like USD, BTC, and ETH, and manage cross-chain swaps and transfers. Superform’s platform currently manages over $180 million in deposits across more than 1,000 vaults.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 15:28

Superform Expands to the U.S. With Mobile App Launch for a User-Owned Neobank

TheNewsCrypto02/03 15:28

Bitwise tests institutional appetite for non-custodial DeFi yield with Morpho vault launch

Bitwise Asset Management launched non-custodial yield vaults on Morpho on January 26, marking its first direct participation in DeFi strategy curation. The vaults target up to 6% annualised yield through overcollateralised lending pools, with Bitwise managing strategy while users retain asset control. This structure avoids custody and reduces regulatory exposure, addressing key institutional concerns. However, risks include variable yields, smart-contract vulnerabilities, and market-dependent liquidation mechanisms. Bitwise has not disclosed vault size or whether access is limited to institutional investors. The launch tests whether professionally curated non-custodial DeFi products can attract sustained institutional interest.

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Bitwise tests institutional appetite for non-custodial DeFi yield with Morpho vault launch

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Changpeng Zhao Backs Non-Custodial Trading Platform Genius Through YZi Labs

Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder of Binance, is investing in Genius Trading, a non-custodial crypto trading platform, through YZi Labs family office. The investment, worth tens of millions of dollars, supports a platform designed to protect large DeFi traders from front-running and MEV attacks. Genius uses Multi-Party Computation (MPC) and a non-custodial design to conceal trades by breaking large orders into smaller pieces and using temporary wallets, ensuring privacy and execution secrecy. CZ’s backing signals a strategic shift toward on-chain trading and institutional privacy tools, positioning Genius as a potential game-changer in crypto trading.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 09:44