CoinDesk Podcast Network CFTC Proposes Crypto Rules to Fill Congress's Gap | CoinDesk Daily
Oct 6, 2026
The CFTC proposes new rules for leveraged crypto trading and a fresh exchange category, while spot markets remain largely under state oversight. Treasury withdraws planned reporting requirements for self-hosted wallets and a crypto mixer proposal. Sanctions also target a network accused of funneling more than $2 million to Hamas through cryptocurrency.
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New Crypto Exchange Category Opens Debate
- Regulation CAM would create a new exchange category called crypto asset markets.
- The proposal is open to public comment for 60 days before potential regulatory action.
Regulation CTX Targets Leveraged Crypto Trades
- Regulation CTX would cover crypto trades involving leverage, margin, or financing.
- The rule aims at riskier transaction structures rather than ordinary unleveraged spot purchases.
CFTC Steps In After Congress Stalls
- The CFTC is building a federal crypto framework after Congress failed to pass market structure legislation.
- Its proposal targets leveraged trading and exchange oversight while leaving spot markets largely under state supervision.