The CFTC updated its crypto FAQs to permit tokenised customer funds and blockchain recordkeeping, days after the Senate's failed CLARITY Act vote.
- The CFTC has updated its crypto FAQs, allowing regulated firms to hold customer funds in tokenized form and utilize blockchain for recordkeeping.
- This guidance permits tokenized assets that grant holders equivalent legal and economic rights to traditional ones, aiming to modernize derivatives markets and improve efficiency.
- While private chains have fewer restrictions, public blockchains require robust systems for record retrieval during disruptions, emphasizing regulatory clarity for the crypto industry.
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