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CFTC says U.S. equity perpetuals can begin trading
CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig announced that perpetual futures on individual equity securities can now trade on eligible U.S. exchanges, creating a new market structure.
CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig announced that perpetual futures on individual equity securities can now trade on eligible U.S. exchanges, creating a new market structure.
The CFTC proposed a rule to classify event contracts as swaps while simultaneously excluding casino-style products from that definition, effective upon Federal Register publication.
The CFTC opened comments on a framework for leveraged retail crypto trading, proposing a "crypto asset market" exchange category and issuing no-action relief for perpetual futures.
The CFTC updated its crypto FAQs on September 24, addressing tokenized funds and blockchain-based recordkeeping for registrants and registered entities.