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CFTC and SEC propose crypto rules, with gap for spot trading

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CoinDesk reports that US regulators are working on proposed crypto regulations aimed at expanding oversight across crypto activity and exchanges.

The story says the derivatives regulator is proposing two rules designed to cover the waterfront of crypto use cases, as long as they are not simple, direct trading.

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CoinDeskU.S. CFTC joins SEC in proposing crypto regulations, though spot-market gap lingers

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