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TD Cowen warns CFTC crypto rules may fail before 2028 election

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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TD Cowen analysts warned that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's new framework for leveraged crypto trading might not be finalized before the 2028 presidential election. The agency began a rulemaking process on October 5, 2026, seeking public input on a federal framework for retail crypto transactions involving leverage, margin, or financing. Analysts argue that rules finalized close to an election risk being rewritten or scrapped by a new administration.

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The rules address a federal framework for retail crypto transactions involving leverage and financing. The timing of the rule finalization raises concerns about regulatory stability and compliance certainty within the crypto market.

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Who's involved

  • TD CowenIssued the warning regarding the regulatory timeline for crypto rules.
  • CoinbaseCryptocurrency exchange platform potentially affected by compliance uncertainty.
  • Toronto-Dominion BankParent company of TD Cowen.
  • NasdaqStock exchange where TD Cowen provides financial research.
  • Securities and Exchange CommissionGovernment agency under whose framework TD Cowen operates.
  • onsemiSemiconductor company that TD Cowen previously downgraded.

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