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CFTC Submits Two-Part Crypto Regulation Proposal to the White House

A new regulatory filing outlines potential oversight rules for crypto asset transactions and spot trading platforms under CFTC jurisdiction.

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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has submitted a two-part confidential regulatory proposal to the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs under the identifier RIN 3038-AF80. The package is divided into rules governing crypto asset transactions and crypto asset markets, following the recent rejection of the CLARITY Act in the Senate.

Under the proposed framework, a new exchange category termed "crypto asset markets" would be established, allowing trading platforms to offer spot transactions for digital commodities such as Bitcoin and XRP under CFTC oversight. The OIRA review process may take up to 99 days before facing a full Commission vote and two consecutive 60-day public comment periods, with final implementation not expected until late 2027.

The submission follows other recent regulatory actions, including a CFTC broker exemption for certain software providers and an SEC exemption allowing on-chain trading of selected tokenized stocks. Despite broader macroeconomic pressures such as rising dollar strength and central bank rate increases, Bitcoin traded above $80,000 as the total crypto market cap expanded 5.11% to $2.76 trillion.

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