The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is set to issue an advisory that will clarify foreign board of trade (FBOT) registration rules, providing non-U.S. exchanges a clear path to allow American traders on their platforms. Acting Chair Caroline D. Pham described this move as a strategy to bring back crypto activity that had moved offshore due to regulatory enforcement during the Biden administration.
This advisory aims to reaffirm a regulatory framework that has been in place since the 1990s, potentially increasing legal access to global liquidity for U.S. traders. The initiative is seen as a step towards greater regulatory clarity in the crypto space and aligns with efforts from the Trump administration's "crypto sprint" to enhance the U.S. position in the global crypto market.
CFTC to Clarify FBOT Rules, Easing U.S. Access to Global Crypto Markets
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