House Democrats Weigh New Crypto Bill With a Bigger SEC Role
House Democrats are discussing a crypto market structure bill that could expand SEC oversight and add ethics restrictions, Eleanor Terrett reports.
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Utah’s case targets sports contracts bought by an undercover agent, while the CFTC is asking a federal court to block state enforcement.
Michael Selig says eligible crypto exchanges could opt into federal oversight with cybersecurity safeguards. The proposal remains under consultation.
HYPE trades near $91 as NYSE owner ICE backs Trade[XYZ]’s plan for U.S. perpetual markets on Hyperliquid. Approvals remain pending, with no launch date.
Michael Selig imagines appliances spending crypto earnings and raises “Know Your Agent” questions about identity, liability and autonomous trading.
Scott Bessent backs SEC and CFTC action after the CLARITY setback, while arguing that dollar stablecoins can expand demand for US government debt.
Kraken parent Payward plans regulated US perpetual futures through Bitnomial on Hyperliquid, pending approval as HIP-3* enters testnet.
Hyperliquid Labs founder Jeff Yan says US regulation should focus on firms operating markets, while the blockchain serves as shared trading infrastructure.
Polymarket has yet to announce an IPO or token launch, as Shayne Coplan’s latest hints meet a business increasingly backed by traditional finance.
Blockchain.com has applied for US exchange and brokerage registrations to offer event contracts and crypto derivatives, expanding beyond its international integrations.
Mike Selig cites BTC, ETH, SOL, XLM, XTZ and XRP as digital commodities under the agencies’ March interpretation, while transaction rules still apply.
The CFTC has opened a consultation on CTX and CAM, seeking an optional federal framework for eligible crypto exchanges while leaving a broader spot-market mandate to…
Mike Selig says “BIG news ahead,” pointing to an October 5 Fordham livestream at 11:45 a.m. ET without revealing the announcement’s subject.