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US-Richter weist Gemini-Berufung zur Aufhebung der 5-Millionen-Dollar-Einigung trotz Unterstützung durch die CFTC zurück
Die Krypto-Börse hat bereits gezahlt, doch eine gerichtliche Anordnung und Beschränkungen aus ihrer Einigung von 2025 werden nicht aufgehoben, obwohl die CFTC erklärte, der Fall hätte niemals zur Sprache gebracht werden dürfen.
Der Gründer von Hyperliquid fordert eine US-Aufsicht über Handelsplattformen, nicht über seine Blockchain
Jeff Yan erklärte gegenüber Bloomberg, dass die US-Regulierungsaufsicht für die Unternehmen, die die Blockchain nutzen, gelten sollte und nicht für das zugrunde liegende Netzwerk selbst.
Das Scheitern von Clarity könnte die Krypto-Innovation beschleunigen und gleichzeitig die etablierten Akteure schützen
Führungskräfte erkennen Chancen für Tokenisierung, DeFi und Deal-Making, während Juristen davor warnen, dass behördliche Maßnahmen die Aufsicht über den Spot-Markt und dauerhafte Rechtssicherheit offenlassen.
CFTC bittet Richter, Klage der CME bezüglich Krypto-Perpetual-Futures abzuweisen
Die Aufsichtsbehörde bezeichnet den Streit als „viel Lärm um nichts“ und weist darauf hin, dass die Anordnung es jedem bezeichneten Terminmarkt, einschließlich der CME, erlaubt, diese Produkte zu listen.
Can you regulate a machine? Walt Lukken on the CFTC's Innovation Committee
CoinDesk's The Policy Protocol host Renato Mariotti takes a deep dive into the CFTC's inaugural Innovation Advisory Committee. Renato breaks down the viral, spicy exchange between CME Group CEO Terry Duffy and CFTC Chairman Michael Selig over event contracts and market manipulation, and introduces his own comment-letter concept "accountability arbitrage" that focuses on the enforcement gap that opens up when an AI agent authors a trading strategy. He then sits down with the committee's chair, Walt Lukken, President and CEO of the Futures Industry Association and a former acting CFTC chairman, who explains why Chairman Selig stood up the committee, how FIA is welcoming retail-first and formerly-offshore entrants while holding the line on customer protections, and why the hardest open question in the room was how to hold a machine accountable.
SEC drops 'Reg Crypto' rulemaking: do we still need Clarity?
CoinDesk's The Policy Protocol hosts Rebecca Rettig and Renato Mariotti open on President Trump's White House remarks about bringing Hyperliquid onshore, then dig into Judge Vernon Oliver's Connecticut ruling that slammed the CFTC's emergency order in the Kalshi fight. Alexander Zozos, General Counsel of Superstate and a former SEC staffer, joins the hosts to break down what “Reg Crypto” actually does: two fundraising exemptions plus a safe harbor that acts as a "barbell" on when securities laws apply, solving crypto's "Hotel California" problem of checking in but never checking out. Plus, Rebecca and Renato debrief on whether the rule is a foundation or a window, and name crypto lawyers as their Person of the Week.
CFTC ordnet Kalshi an, weiterhin Prognosemärkte in New York anzubieten, nachdem der Bundesstaat Klage eingereicht hat
New York verklagte Kalshi im letzten Monat, um dessen Betrieb von sportbezogenen Prognosemärkten zu verhindern.
White House's Patrick Witt: CLARITY is 'not a giveaway' to crypto and Trump's 'historic' ethics concession
CoinDesk's The Policy Protocol hosts Rebecca Rettig and Renato Mariotti open on the week's biggest policy news from SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce's statement on crypto vaults to the London Stock Exchange's launch of a 24/5 tokenized market. Then, Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President's Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, joins to make the case that the CLARITY Act deserves a Senate floor vote before the August recess and argues that President Trump's agreement to subject himself to conduct restrictions is a "historic" and unprecedented ethics concession. Witt also breaks down the CFTC's expanded mission and the fight over funding and staffing. Plus, Rebecca and Renato debrief on the lessons of MiCA and the state of bipartisan compromise on the Hill, and name the state attorneys general, led by an op-ed from Montana's AG, as their Person of the Week.
Sen. Hagerty says Warren tried to 'destroy' GENIUS, warns CLARITY faces political headwinds
CoinDesk's The Policy Protocol host Rebecca Rettig is joined by guest co-host Ryan VanGrack, Coinbase's newly appointed Vice Chairman, to unpack the week's biggest crypto policy developments. They begin with the escalating legal standoff between Kalshi, the state of Michigan and the CFTC, before turning to the U.S.-U.K.'s new joint recommendations on stablecoins and tokenized assets. On the one-year anniversary of the GENIUS Act, Rebecca sits down with the bill's architect, Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.), who reflects on the legislative battle to pass the landmark stablecoin law and explains why the CLARITY Act now faces an even more challenging political path. The episode closes with Hero of the Week Harry Jung, Patrick Whitt's deputy who is stepping into a leading White House role on crypto policy while Whitt takes military leave, and Zero of the Week Sam Bankman-Fried, after the Senate unanimously passed a resolution opposing any pardon or commutation for the former FTX founder.
Polymarket setzt auf eine Marketingoffensive in den USA, um nach einer vierjährigen Sperre verlorenes Vertrauen zurückzugewinnen: Bericht
Der Leiter der US-Operationen des Prognosemarktes erklärt, dass das Unternehmen nach Jahren rechtlicher Prüfungen Schritte unternimmt, um seine Legitimität zu stärken.
