CFTC Staff Updated Its Crypto FAQs. This Is Guidance, Not a New Clarity Act. The note covers tokenized customer funds and blockchain recordkeeping. According to the September 24 release, CFTC staff updated FAQs first issued on March 20 for registrants dealing with crypto and blockchain. The new text addresses investing customer funds in tokenized forms of permitted investments and using blockchain to meet recordkeeping rules. Chairman Michael Selig called it part of the agency’s effort to give the industry regulatory clarity. That is staff guidance under existing letters 25-39 and 26-05, not a bill sent to Congress. Key Details: > Date: September 24, 2026. > Update: FAQs on crypto assets and blockchain for CFTC registrants. > Topics: tokenized customer-fund investments and blockchain recordkeeping. > Basis: Staff Letter 25-39 and Staff Letter 26-05. > Clarity Act: still not law after the Senate vote. The CFTC is writing rules of the road through FAQs while Congress has not passed Clarity. That can help futures and collateral desks. It does not replace a market-structure statute. CFTC Updates Crypto FAQs on Tokenized Funds and Blockchain Records Does staff guidance from the CFTC fill the Clarity gap for you, or do you still want a statute? #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# $BTC $XRP