Hyperliquid, Phantom Ask CFTC to Exempt DeFi From Broker Rules
The Hyperliquid Policy Center and wallet provider Phantom filed a joint comment with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Thursday, arguing the agency's registration rules for exchanges and brokers should not appl...
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