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U.S. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig said the agency will push ahead with crypto market-structure rulemaking under its existing authority despite the Senate’s rejection of the CLARITY Act. Selig said the CFTC plans to reassess its current regulatory framework to keep pace with a 24/7 on-chain market shaped by algorithmic and agentic finance.
Among the measures under review is the creation of a designated contract market, or DCM, category that would allow exchanges to offer leveraged crypto trading, including perpetual futures, under CFTC oversight. He added that the CFTC’s current authority remains limited to derivatives and leveraged trading, while establishing direct oversight of the spot market still requires congressional legislation.