CFTC Sends Crypto Asset Rulemaking to White House as Congress Stalls on Clarity Act
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has submitted crypto asset rulemaking to the White House for review, according to The Block.The move comes as Congress has not advanced the CLARITY Act, which would otherwise establish crypto regulatory clarity.- The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has submitted its crypto asset rulemaking to the White House for review, according to The Block.
- The filing comes as Congress has stalled on the Clarity Act, according to CoinDesk, which would otherwise set out a legislative framework for digital asset market structure.
- The Block reported that the agency is pressing ahead without waiting for lawmakers to act.
- Both outlets frame the filing as the CFTC moving on its own rulemaking track while the legislative process remains stuck.
- Neither report detailed the specific content of the proposed rules or a timeline for White House review.
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The CFTC sent its crypto asset rulemaking to the White House for review, bypassing stalled Congressional efforts on the CLARITY Act.- The CFTC has filed its crypto asset rulemaking with the White House for review, moving ahead as Congress stalls on the Clarity Act.
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CFTC submits crypto rulemaking to White House as Congressional action stalls- CFTC Sends Crypto Asset Rulemaking to White House as Congress Stalls on Clarity Act
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has submitted its crypto asset rulemaking to the White House for review, according to The Block.
The filing comes as Congress has stalled on the Clarity Act, according to CoinDesk, which would otherwise set out a legislative framework for digital asset market structure.
The Block reported that the agency is pressing ahead without waiting for lawmakers to act. Both outlets frame the filing as the CFTC moving on its own rulemaking track while the legislative process remains stuck.
Neither report detailed the specific content of the proposed rules or a timeline for White House review.
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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- flashCFTC submits crypto rulemaking to White House as Congressional action stallsfirst reported · 2 sourcestheblock.co · coindesk.com
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