The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is rolling out a pilot program to test tokenized collateral in derivatives trading. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC will serve as the initial digital assets accepted for margin requirements. This marks a significant step toward integrating crypto infrastructure into traditional finance frameworks, potentially bridging the gap between regulated derivatives markets and blockchain-based settlement systems. The move could reshape how institutional traders manage collateral, offering faster settlement times and enhanced capital efficiency compared to legacy systems.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-12 01:32
It's finally here, the CFTC is really daring to act. BTC margin trading, is this time for real?
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ChainWatcher
· 12-11 23:48
Wow... CFTC is really serious now, using BTC and ETH as collateral? Traditional finance has finally bowed down.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 12-09 02:59
It's finally here—CFTC is launching a tokenized collateral pilot program. Now traditional finance really has to take a back seat.
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MetaEggplant
· 12-09 02:59
The CFTC is getting serious—BTC and ETH can be used as margin now, and institutions are about to start playing for real.
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zkNoob
· 12-09 02:51
The CFTC move is really impressive—BTC and ETH are now directly available on margin. This is traditional finance bowing its head.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-09 02:44
Hmm... The CFTC is finally not dragging its feet anymore. Let me see if this is real or if they're going to delay again.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is rolling out a pilot program to test tokenized collateral in derivatives trading. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC will serve as the initial digital assets accepted for margin requirements. This marks a significant step toward integrating crypto infrastructure into traditional finance frameworks, potentially bridging the gap between regulated derivatives markets and blockchain-based settlement systems. The move could reshape how institutional traders manage collateral, offering faster settlement times and enhanced capital efficiency compared to legacy systems.