The CFTC’s new task force on crypto, AI, and prediction markets signals major regulatory initiatives ahead. Analysis of what this means for derivatives platforms, event contract operators, and AI trading systems.
MiCA is fully in effect with grandfathering expiring June 2026. This comprehensive guide covers CASP authorization, stablecoin rules, and compliance pathways for US crypto firms.
CFTC staff FAQ sets 20% haircut for bitcoin/ether and 2% for stablecoins as derivatives collateral, aligning with SEC and advancing crypto capital efficiency.
The CFTC won’t require Phantom wallet to register as a broker for its derivatives feature, treating it as a passive interface. Key analysis for wallet providers and compliance teams.
The SEC Crypto Task Force has reshaped enforcement priorities in 2026. Here’s where enforcement is still aggressive, where it has pulled back, and what token projects should do now.
Form 1099-DA is live for crypto exchanges. Understand gross proceeds reporting, 2026 cost basis rules, the $0 basis default, DeFi gaps, and what to do now.
A practical compliance roadmap for US stablecoin issuers navigating the GENIUS Act’s reserve, licensing, disclosure, and enforcement requirements in 2026.
Compare Wyoming DAO LLC and Delaware LLC structures for your protocol in 2026 — formation, liability, banking access, governance, costs, and securities law implications.
OCC crypto custody rules now let national banks custody digital assets, hold stablecoin reserves, and facilitate crypto transactions without prior approval. Full 2026 compliance guide.
Complete 2026 guide to state money transmitter license requirements for crypto businesses — covering federal MSB registration, all 50 states, exemptions, costs, and compliance steps.
DeFi developers face personal liability under US law after CFTC v. Ooki DAO. Learn the federal and state theories of liability protocol builders must understand in 2026.
Crypto tax loss harvesting rules for 2026: IRS Form 1099-DA, wash sale risks for tokens classified as securities, and wallet-by-wallet basis traps.
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