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CFTC Issues Advisory on 24/7 Trading and Clearing
The CFTC has issued a staff advisory on the responsibilities and considerations for markets operating on a 24/7 basis, especially relevant for crypto assets.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has released a staff advisory addressing the growing interest in 24/7 trading, clearing, and settlement. The advisory aims to promote responsible innovation while reminding market participants of their regulatory obligations under the Commodity Exchange Act. It highlights that derivatives referencing crypto assets may be particularly suitable for 24/7 trading due to their digital infrastructure and global reach. Conversely, markets such as agricultural products may be less suited due to regional and customer-specific factors. The CFTC emphasizes that registrants should proactively ensure their markets comply with existing regulations as they evolve to support continuous trading models. This guidance is especially pertinent for exchanges and clearing organizations involved in crypto derivatives, as it clarifies the regulatory expectations for extending trading hours beyond traditional market times.
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