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β€œThe headline item is most major digital assets are now clearly in the commodity side of the regulatory categorization ledger, which is a level of certainty for market participants that lets you start to build new products, allocate capital with certainty in the United States.”

β€” Ryne Miller
Macro Pods
APR 3, 2026Laura Shin
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    A new joint token taxonomy provides regulatory certainty - the CFTC and SEC have issued guidance categorizing most major digital assets as commodities, providing the clarity necessary for traditional financial firms to finally allocate capital to the US market.

    β€œStylistically and from a tone perspective, there is an intentional transition from regulation by enforcement to regulation by regulation.”

    β€” Ryne Miller
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    The CFTC is shifting toward regulation by regulation - under Chairman Michael Selig, the agency is moving away from an enforcement-led approach in favor of formal rulemakings and advisory task forces focusing on DeFi, AI, and prediction markets.

    β€œThe headline item is most major digital assets are now clearly in the commodity side of the regulatory categorization ledger, which is a level of certainty for market participants that lets you start to build new products, allocate capital with certainty in the United States.”

    β€” Ryne Miller
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    Global demand will force US equity perpetuals - while the current US regulatory regime for security futures is commercially non-viable, the rise of global onchain derivatives will necessitate a functional US parallel for perpetuals on equities like Tesla and Apple.

    β€œIt's an MOU, Memorandum of Understanding, which the agencies have done over the years many different times... It’s a signal to the market that these folks are going to work together.”

    β€” Ryne Miller
Macro Pods
APR 3, 2026Laura Shin
  • β€’

    A new joint token taxonomy provides regulatory certainty - the CFTC and SEC have issued guidance categorizing most major digital assets as commodities, providing the clarity necessary for traditional financial firms to finally allocate capital to the US market.

    β€œStylistically and from a tone perspective, there is an intentional transition from regulation by enforcement to regulation by regulation.”

    β€” Ryne Miller
  • β€’

    The CFTC is shifting toward regulation by regulation - under Chairman Michael Selig, the agency is moving away from an enforcement-led approach in favor of formal rulemakings and advisory task forces focusing on DeFi, AI, and prediction markets.

    β€œThe headline item is most major digital assets are now clearly in the commodity side of the regulatory categorization ledger, which is a level of certainty for market participants that lets you start to build new products, allocate capital with certainty in the United States.”

    β€” Ryne Miller
  • β€’

    Global demand will force US equity perpetuals - while the current US regulatory regime for security futures is commercially non-viable, the rise of global onchain derivatives will necessitate a functional US parallel for perpetuals on equities like Tesla and Apple.

    β€œIt's an MOU, Memorandum of Understanding, which the agencies have done over the years many different times... It’s a signal to the market that these folks are going to work together.”

    β€” Ryne Miller

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