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Kraken Parent Backs CFTC Plan to Regulate Spot Crypto Exchanges

Original title: Kraken Parent Backs CFTC's Plan to Regulate Spot Crypto Without Congress

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Summary

Kraken’s parent backs the CFTC’s plan to regulate spot crypto without Congress. The episode covers the CFTC’s new advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) for spot crypto exchanges. Jonathan Jachym, Chief Policy Officer at Payward, explains that Payward’s regulatory stack is being used to bring Hyperliquid to the US and to partner with banks such as Wells Fargo. Jachym argues the ANPR is a critical first step to close a federal regulatory gap that leaves the US one of the few G20 nations without basic market-structure rules. The episode also discusses Justin Drake’s “bunker mode” warning about AI breaking wallet cryptography. Rebecca Rettig and Renato Mariotti name Solana and the Samsung-USDC partnership, which brings stablecoins to 82 million Galaxy users, as Person of the Week.

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Key points

  1. Kraken’s parent backs the CFTC’s plan to regulate spot crypto without Congress.
  2. The episode covers the CFTC’s new advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) to regulate spot crypto exchanges.
  3. Jonathan Jachym is Chief Policy Officer at Payward.
  4. Jachym says Payward’s regulatory stack is being used to bring Hyperliquid to the US and to partner with banks like Wells Fargo.
  5. Jachym argues the ANPR is a critical first step to close a federal regulatory gap; he says the US is one of the few G20 nations without basic market-structure rules.
  6. Rebecca Rettig and Renato Mariotti named Solana and the Samsung-USDC partnership, which brings stablecoins to 82 million Galaxy users, as Person of the Week.

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Questions

What is the CFTC’s ANPR?
The description calls it a new advance notice of proposed rulemaking to regulate spot crypto exchanges without Congress.
What did Jonathan Jachym say Payward’s regulatory stack is used for?
He says it is being used to bring Hyperliquid to the US and to partner with banks such as Wells Fargo.
Who did Rebecca Rettig and Renato Mariotti name as Person of the Week?
They named Solana and the Samsung-USDC partnership, which brings stablecoins to 82 million Galaxy users.

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