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CFTC of the United States will allow Stablecoin to be used as collateralized tokenized assets
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On November 9, sources revealed that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is developing a policy for tokenized collateral assets, expected to be announced early next year. This policy could allow the use of stablecoins as collateralized tokenized assets accepted in the derivatives market, potentially starting with a pilot program at U.S. clearinghouses and implementing stricter regulations. The regulations will require additional information disclosure, such as position size, large traders, and trading volume, as well as more detailed reporting on operational events. [BlockBeats]
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On November 9, sources revealed that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is developing a policy for tokenized collateral assets, expected to be announced early next year. This policy could allow the use of stablecoins as collateralized tokenized assets accepted in the derivatives market, potentially starting with a pilot program at U.S. clearinghouses and implementing stricter regulations. The regulations will require additional information disclosure, such as position size, large traders, and trading volume, as well as more detailed reporting on operational events. [BlockBeats]
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