CFTC Takes Bold Step to Secure Customer Funds in Derivatives Trading
In response to the FTX collapse, the CFTC proposes a rule to prevent the commingling of customer funds in derivatives trading, enhancing protection in the financial market.
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In response to the FTX collapse, the CFTC proposes a rule to prevent the commingling of customer funds in derivatives trading, enhancing protection in the financial market.
Until now, cryptocurrency assets were considered indefinite-lived intangible assets under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
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