Crypto Clarity Watch

CFTC Targets Integration Risks as Stablecoin Rules Lag

Friday, July 31, 2026 · 6 min

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CFTC proposed conflict-of-interest rules for vertically integrated derivatives firms, while the GENIUS Act still awaits stablecoin implementing rules and the broader CLARITY Act’s SEC/CFTC jurisdiction fight remains unresolved for token issuers and DeFi developers.

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CFTC proposed conflict-of-interest rules for vertically integrated derivatives firms, while the GENIUS Act still awaits stablecoin implementing rules and the broader CLARITY Act’s SEC/CFTC jurisdiction fight remains unresolved for token issuers and DeFi developers.

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  1. CFTC tackles risks of vertical integration — Investment Executive

    CFTC tackles risks of vertical integration - Investment Executive Amid a growing trend towards vertical integration in the derivatives trading business, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is proposing new rules to deal with conflicts of interest and other concerns that arise due to these kinds of structures. On Thursday, the CFTC launched a consultation on proposed new rules…

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