La CFTC demande au juge de rejeter la plainte de CME concernant les perpétuels crypto, tandis que Kalshi envisage un contrat pétrolier
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a motion asking a federal judge to dismiss CME Group's lawsuit over crypto perpetual futures, according to The Block and CoinDesk.In its filing, the CFTC argued that CME lacks standing to bring its competitive-injury claims because the exchange remains free to list its own perpetual futures contracts as a designated contract market, The Block reported.The regulator called the lawsuit "much ado about nothing," according to The Block.Separately, Kalshi is reportedly preparing to seek CFTC approval for a perpetual futures contract tied to West Texas Intermediate crude oil, according to Cointelegraph.The contract would trade around the clock five days a week with no expiration date, the report said.- The CFTC filed a motion asking a judge to dismiss CME Group's lawsuit over crypto perpetual futures, according to CoinDesk and The Block.
- The regulator argued CME lacks standing to bring its competitive-injury claims because the exchange is free to list its own perpetual futures contracts as a designated contract market, according to The Block.
- Separately, Kalshi is preparing to seek CFTC approval for a WTI crude oil perpetual futures contract, according to a report cited by Cointelegraph.
- The proposed contract would trade around the clock five days a week and would carry no expiration date, Cointelegraph reported.
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The CFTC has asked a judge to toss CME Group's lawsuit over crypto perpetual futures, arguing CME has no standing since it can list its own perp contracts.- The CFTC has asked a judge to dismiss CME Group's lawsuit over crypto perpetual futures, arguing CME can already list such contracts itself.
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CFTC Asks Judge to Dismiss CME's Lawsuit Over Crypto Perpetual Futures- CFTC Asks Judge to Dismiss CME's Lawsuit Over Crypto Perpetual Futures as Kalshi Eyes Oil Contract
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La CFTC a déposé une motion demandant au juge de rejeter la plainte de CME Group concernant les perpétuels crypto, selon CoinDesk et The Block.
Le régulateur a argumenté que CME n’a pas qualité pour présenter ses réclamations en matière de préjudice concurrentiel, car l’exchange est libre d’inscrire ses propres contrats perpétuels en tant que marché de contrats désignés, selon The Block.
Parallèlement, Kalshi prépare une demande d’approbation auprès de la CFTC pour un contrat perpétuel à terme sur le pétrole brut WTI, selon un rapport cité par Cointelegraph. Le contrat proposé se traiterait 24 heures sur 24, cinq jours par semaine, et n’aurait pas de date d’expiration, selon Cointelegraph.
Sources : The Block, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph
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