# Сопутствующие статьи по теме CFTC

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Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), has outlined a multi-year policy agenda to reshape DeFi regulation in the U.S. The independent research and advocacy organization aims to promote clear rules for decentralized finance, focusing on expanding lawful U.S. access to decentralized perpetual derivatives markets and protecting open-source developers from being misclassified as financial intermediaries. HPC is actively supporting the CLARITY Act to include explicit protections for DeFi builders. Chervinsky highlighted three key goals: establishing CFTC and SEC pathways for legal trading of commodity and equity perpetuals on decentralized platforms like Hyperliquid, and securing passage of the CLARITY Act with strong developer safeguards.

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

SEC plans ‘token taxonomy’ for crypto assets even if CLARITY Act fails

U.S. regulators are advancing crypto guidelines independently of the stalled CLARITY Act. The SEC is developing a 'token taxonomy' to clarify how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets, providing regulatory obligations for firms and investors. Simultaneously, the CFTC is proposing rules for prediction markets and plans to issue guidance on crypto perpetual contracts. These efforts aim to establish enforceable frameworks even without broader legislation, as bipartisan support for the CLARITY Act remains uncertain due to disputes over stablecoin regulations.

ambcrypto03/05 11:17

SEC plans ‘token taxonomy’ for crypto assets even if CLARITY Act fails

ambcrypto03/05 11:17

SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

The U.S. SEC has provided the White House with a new framework outlining how federal securities laws apply to various cryptocurrencies. The guidance, currently in the pre-rule stage, aims to establish a "token taxonomy" to classify crypto assets and clarify which are considered securities. This will affect how crypto companies register, disclose information, and operate. Separately, the CFTC submitted proposals related to prediction markets, which allow betting on event outcomes. U.S. regulators are increasing efforts to define clearer rules for both crypto and prediction markets as these areas continue to grow.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

Bloomberg: Prediction Markets Are Gambling, and Congress Should Regulate Them

Bloomberg Opinion argues that prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are effectively unregulated gambling operations that circumvent state-level betting regulations. These platforms, which allow users to bet on sports, politics, and other events, claim to be "event contract" markets regulated under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) rather than gambling businesses. This allows them to avoid age restrictions (serving users as young as 18), consumer protections, and licensing requirements that apply to traditional sportsbooks. With nearly 90% of Kalshi’s revenue coming from sports betting, the editorial warns of significant risks including addiction, debt, insider trading, and market manipulation—citing suspicious trading activity ahead of geopolitical events. It calls on Congress to amend the CEA to clearly distinguish legitimate prediction markets from gambling, enforce consistent consumer safeguards, and restrict political event betting. The piece urges regulatory action before further harm occurs.

marsbit03/05 06:28

Bloomberg: Prediction Markets Are Gambling, and Congress Should Regulate Them

marsbit03/05 06:28

Here’s what happened in crypto today: BTC ETFs, Trump, CLARITY Act, & more

Institutional inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have stabilized BTC around $65K–$70K, despite ongoing U.S.–Iran tensions. The CFTC plans to approve perpetual crypto derivatives within a month, potentially boosting regulated DeFi perps. Meanwhile, President Trump criticized banks for obstructing the CLARITY Act and stablecoin legislation, urging cooperation with the crypto industry. Ripple's CEO supported Trump’s stance, contrasting JPMorgan’s call for bank-like regulation of yield-paying stablecoins. The CLARITY Act still has a 74% chance of passing this year.

ambcrypto03/04 09:33

Here’s what happened in crypto today: BTC ETFs, Trump, CLARITY Act, & more

ambcrypto03/04 09:33

Trump Backs U.S. Clarity Act, Accuses Major Banks of Undermining GENIUS

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has called for the enactment of the U.S. Clarity Act, which aims to link the country’s economic strength with clear cryptocurrency regulations. In a speech to lawmakers and industry representatives, Trump accused major financial institutions of stifling innovation by impeding technological progress. He argued that regulatory ambiguity has driven crypto businesses and talent overseas, and that well-defined legislation would attract investment and bolster U.S. financial competitiveness. Trump emphasized that legislative clarity would balance innovation with investor protection, warning that the U.S. risks falling behind other nations that offer more certain regulatory environments. The Clarity Act has garnered bipartisan support and seeks to clarify the roles of the CFTC and SEC regarding digital assets, potentially reducing compliance costs and encouraging market confidence. The bill also includes provisions for certain exemptions to foster innovation. Negotiations over the final language of the legislation are ongoing amid mixed reactions from financial institutions and other stakeholders.

TheNewsCrypto03/04 06:27

Trump Backs U.S. Clarity Act, Accuses Major Banks of Undermining GENIUS

TheNewsCrypto03/04 06:27

Crypto Morning Report: MARA Holdings Allows Bitcoin Sales, Hash Global Secures Additional $100 Million Investment from YZi Labs

Crypto Morning Brief - Key developments: Trump advocates for pro-crypto legislation, warning that without it, the industry may move to China. The CFTC plans to approve crypto perpetual futures in the U.S. within weeks. Lido paused deposits to ZKsync due to a bridge security vulnerability. Aave faces governance challenges as ACI ends its collaboration. Visa and Bridge expand stablecoin card services to 100+ countries. MARA Holdings now allows selling its Bitcoin holdings (53,822 BTC as of Dec 2025). Hash Global received an additional $100M strategic support from YZi Labs. Empery Digital rejected shareholder demands to liquidate Bitcoin. Antalpha disclosed $134M in Tether Gold holdings. PayPay, backed by SoftBank, plans a $1.1B Nasdaq IPO.

marsbit03/04 01:08

Crypto Morning Report: MARA Holdings Allows Bitcoin Sales, Hash Global Secures Additional $100 Million Investment from YZi Labs

marsbit03/04 01:08

Federal Ruling Raises Risk for Polymarket, Kalshi in Nevada

A US federal court ruling has increased the risk that Nevada regulators may halt prediction-market trading in the state. The court rejected arguments that federal commodity regulations preempt state gaming laws, allowing the Gaming Control Board to pursue its case against Polymarket’s parent company, Blockratize, in state court. This could lead to an injunction preventing Nevada residents from accessing event contracts offered by Polymarket or Kalshi. The decision comes amid growing regulatory pressure on prediction markets, with Kalshi also facing a similar state-level enforcement action. Legal experts suggest the ruling may encourage other states to seek injunctions against event contracts.

TheNewsCrypto03/03 12:47

Federal Ruling Raises Risk for Polymarket, Kalshi in Nevada

TheNewsCrypto03/03 12:47

CFTC Names New Enforcement Leader, Chair Promises End To Crypto Crackdown Era

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has appointed former federal prosecutor David Miller as its new Director of Enforcement. Miller, who has experience in both prosecuting and defending complex digital asset cases, will lead the agency's enforcement efforts under new Chairman Michael Selig. Chairman Selig announced that this appointment marks the end of an era of "regulation by enforcement and witch hunts targeting crypto." Instead, the focus will shift to policing fraud, manipulation, and abuse, rather than using enforcement actions to make policy. This change is seen as aligning with the Trump administration's goal to make the U.S. the "crypto capital of the world." The CFTC has also formed a new Innovation Advisory Committee with industry members to provide technical insight and help establish clearer regulatory guidelines.

bitcoinist03/03 12:32

CFTC Names New Enforcement Leader, Chair Promises End To Crypto Crackdown Era

bitcoinist03/03 12:32

Kalshi and Polymarket Face Scrutiny as Lawmakers Target Death-Related Betting Markets

Prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket are under scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers after users placed large bets on events connected to U.S. strikes on Iran, including contracts related to the potential death of Iran’s Supreme Leader. Over $529 million was traded on related Polymarket contracts. Six Democratic senators have urged the CFTC to ban such death-related prediction contracts, citing ethical and national security risks. Kalshi’s CEO defended the platform, though the company later admitted to unclear contract wording and issued refunds. Polymarket, which operates offshore with fewer regulations, saw some users profit $1 million from well-timed bets. The situation highlights ongoing regulatory challenges in the prediction market industry.

TheNewsCrypto03/02 14:28

Kalshi and Polymarket Face Scrutiny as Lawmakers Target Death-Related Betting Markets

TheNewsCrypto03/02 14:28

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