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Eligible US institutions can onboard immediately via a CFTC-regulated FCM pathway, with broader access expected later.

The move signals a U.S. regulatory pathway for crypto perps, but the exchange and contract specs remain undisclosed.

The proposal also authorizes transaction blocking tied to unlicensed betting platforms and extends restrictions to banks and payment firms.

A 2026 cohort shows near-legacy strictness on direct exposure, while indirect thresholds stay 10–20x looser in key illicit categories.

The designation cites suspected Russia-linked facilitation via A7 LLC and Garantex, while HTX says it adheres to UK rules.

Regulators expect the proceedings to resolve in three to four months, keeping access restricted in the interim.

The Base, Balanced, and Opportunistic funds are designed to be accessed from the same self-custodial trading balance.

The report also claims the agency dropped at least five crypto probes and cut enforcement actions to two under Trump.

The latest week saw $1.26B of redemptions, the biggest weekly outflow since January, as bond yields rose.

Comer alleged 80+ Iran-linked “suspiciously timed” trades and cited a May 13 report on geopolitics and election contracts.

The proposal could let third-party venues list tokenized equities without issuer approval, while the SEC’s final scope remains unresolved.

The breakdown flags Taproot, legacy scripts, and high exposure at several large custodians and exchanges.

The note argues HYPE is being valued as “just perps” despite Hyperliquid’s multi-asset ambitions and non-crypto-linked volume.

The directive sets 3- and 6-month deadlines and spotlights master-account style pathways for uninsured and non-bank firms.

The wallets’ biggest positions were timed just ahead of major US military-related developments, reviving insider-trading scrutiny.

The motion seeks to redirect Iran-linked frozen stablecoins to plaintiffs holding older terrorism judgments.

BNB was the only gainer in the window, while SUI and ICP posted the steepest declines.

Exchange revenue fell 27% and volume halved year-on-year, while costs jumped and a $100M Bitcoin-funded insider buy was disclosed.

A $78K–$79K leverage pocket sits below while $83.4K–$84.6K and the 200-day EMA cap upside attempts.