CFTC为境外加密交易所“开绿灯” 机构重返美国市场现转机

Group 1 - The CFTC has taken new measures that may clear obstacles for foreign cryptocurrency exchanges to legally offer derivatives services to U.S. traders, potentially reopening the U.S. market for firms like Binance [1] - The CFTC's consultation document outlines how foreign platforms can register as "foreign boards of trade," requiring them to hold full licenses in their jurisdictions and meet regulatory standards comparable to those in the U.S. [1][2] - The CFTC's stance indicates a more open regulatory attitude towards foreign exchanges based in jurisdictions recognized by U.S. standards, with a potential for simplified registration processes for compliant platforms [2] Group 2 - The U.S. market is highly attractive for foreign crypto institutions, with North America being the largest cryptocurrency market, projected to receive $1.3 trillion in on-chain funds from July 2023 to June 2024, accounting for 22.5% of global transaction volume [3] - A shift in regulatory policy towards allowing more platforms to serve U.S. users could create new competitive pressures for domestic leaders like Coinbase and Kraken, with Kraken reportedly seeking to initiate an IPO by Q1 2026 [3]