The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is transitioning from regulation by enforcement to a more structured regulation by regulation approach. This shift aims to provide clearer governance for digital assets, which are now largely classified as commodities. This classification offers regulatory certainty, aiding market participants in product development and capital allocation. The CFTC is also seeking public comments on prediction markets, indicating a move towards more inclusive rule-making. This proactive stance could lead to more predictable and transparent governance of digital assets. Additionally, the CFTC's funding model limits its capacity, impacting its ability to meet market demands effectively, highlighting the need for sustainable funding solutions. Joint regulation by the SEC and CFTC is being considered to enhance oversight of prediction markets, potentially resolving historical tensions and improving market operations. This collaborative approach could lead to more comprehensive and effective regulation, ensuring compliance and market integrity.