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CFTC Crypto Trading Rules: Reg CTX and Reg CAM Go Federal

Priya Kapoor
Priya KapoorCrypto Analyst
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Published October 14, 20269 min read
A closed unmarked folder sits beside a silhouetted coin, with a vault door blurred in the background.
The CFTC’s crypto rulemaking puts trading venues and intermediaries on a path toward a federal rulebook. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

The CFTC published its first rule package written specifically for crypto trading on Oct 13, filing Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions (Reg CTX) and Regulation Crypto Asset Markets (Reg CAM) into the Federal Register at 91 FR 64811 (RIN 3038-AF80). The comment window runs through Dec 14. That single filing does more than add a docket number to the agency’s books: it starts the codification of how digital-asset venues and intermediaries must behave in the United States, a structural step that matters more to institutional adoption than any single price move this month.

Key Takeaways The CFTC filed Reg CTX and Reg CAM into the Federal Register on Oct 13 (91 FR 64811, RIN 3038-AF80); comments…

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