Phantom and Hyperliquid Policy Center urge CFTC to clarify onchain market rules
Phantom and Hyperliquid Policy Center urged the CFTC to clarify rules for onchain protocols, wallet providers and regulated derivatives markets. The post Phantom and Hyperliquid Policy Center urge CFTC to clarify onchain...
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Phantom and Hyperliquid Policy Center urged the CFTC to clarify rules for onchain protocols, wallet providers and regulated derivatives markets.
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