美CFTC历史性放行！现货加密货币“破冰”登陆期货交易所

Group 1 - The CFTC has announced that listed spot crypto products will be allowed to trade on registered futures exchanges, indicating a move by the Trump administration to embrace the digital asset industry [1] - CFTC Acting Chair Carolyn Pham stated that this is the first time spot crypto products can be traded on CFTC-registered exchanges, which have historically provided customer protection and market integrity [1] - The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions in Congress regarding legislation to grant the CFTC direct regulatory authority over non-security crypto assets, although the Senate has yet to vote on the House-passed bill [1] Group 2 - Bitnomial Inc. plans to launch a leveraged retail spot crypto exchange on December 8, operating under CFTC regulation, which aims to provide a similar regulatory framework as that for perpetual contracts, futures, and options [1] - Bitnomial's founder, Luke Houlston, emphasized that leveraged spot crypto trading can now occur within a regulated environment, enhancing capital efficiency and mitigating counterparty risk [1] - CFTC and SEC have been in contention over who should be the primary regulatory body for digital assets, but both Pham and SEC Chair Paul Atkins have committed to coordinating regulatory rules [1][2] Group 3 - SEC Chair Paul Atkins acknowledged the significance of cryptocurrencies, stating they are now a top priority [2] - A consumer organization, Better Markets, expressed concerns that the CFTC's announcement raises more questions than it answers, particularly regarding which crypto products are approved for trading and which exchanges qualify [2] - The announcement may lead to confusion among investors, especially as it suggests that these products will be available to retail investors [2]