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#secxcftccryptocollab For years, the U.S. crypto landscape was defined by a "turf war" between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). However, 2025 has marked a historic pivot from litigation to collaboration.
Here is a breakdown of the new "Crypto-Collab" era and what it means for the markets.
1. The Landmark Joint Statement (Sept 2025)
In a rare show of unity on September 2, 2025, the SEC and CFTC issued a Joint Statement that effectively ended years of regulatory ambiguity.
The "Green Light" for Exchanges: The agencies clarified that national securities exchanges (like the NYSE or Nasdaq) and designated contract markets (like CME) are not prohibited from listing spot crypto asset products.
The Focus: The guidance specifically addresses "leveraged, margined, or financed" spot retail transactions—products that previously sat in a legal "no man's land."
2. Moving from "Enforcement" to "Engagement"
Under the leadership of SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham, the agencies have shifted toward a "turf-less" approach. This is being driven by two main internal initiatives:
SEC’s "Project Crypto": A mission to modernize securities laws to enable financial markets to move on-chain.
CFTC’s "Crypto Sprint": An initiative to immediately utilize existing authorities to enable federal-level trading of digital assets.
Key Areas of Harmonization
The agencies are currently holding roundtables to align on several technical fronts:
24/7 Markets: Exploring how to regulate markets that never close.
Perpetual Contracts: Working to "onshore" these popular crypto derivatives under U.S. oversight.
Innovation Exemptions: Creating "sandboxes" where firms can test new blockchain models without immediate fear of enforcement.
3. The Legislative Backbone: The CLARITY Act
While the agencies are collaborating,..#CryptoRegulation #SECxCFTC #DigitalAssets2025 #CryptoCollab
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