- Ondo urged the SEC and CFTC to enable stock-based perpetual futures in the US market.
- Ondo argued the present regulatory framework in the US is adequate to help inventory perpetual futures, making new guidelines pointless.
- Ondo stated the SEC and CFTC might use present guidelines to carry associated derivatives merchandise into the US market.
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Ondo has urged the US Securities and Change Fee and the Commodity Futures Buying and selling Fee to enable stock-based perpetual futures in the US market.
Cointelegraph reported on September 2 that Ondo argues present US rules already enable such merchandise, making new guidelines pointless.
Perpetual futures are derivatives with no expiration date, in contrast to commonplace futures. They’re broadly used in crypto markets, however stock-based variations stay constrained by regulation in the US.
Ondo says the SEC and CFTC can use present guidelines to carry the merchandise into the US market.
