CFTC Forms CEO Council to Steer Through the Balance Between Crypto Innovation and Regulation
- CFTC forms CEO Innovation Council to guide digital asset regulation, with nominations due Dec 8, 2025. - Council includes fintech CEOs advising on prediction markets, 24/7 trading, and perpetual contracts. - Initiative aligns with CFTC's regulatory modernization amid Senate's 2026 crypto bill vote. - Pham's impending departure and Senate confirmation of Selig will shape CFTC's future direction. - Council aims to balance innovation with oversight as crypto legislation stalls and "Crypto Sprint" clarifies
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has issued an open invitation for nominations to establish a new CEO Innovation Council, designed to help shape the agency’s regulatory strategy for digital assets and emerging technologies. Acting Chair Caroline Pham introduced the council, which will address topics including digital asset trading, blockchain advancements, and tokenized collateral, with
This initiative is part of a larger push to update the CFTC’s oversight as the cryptocurrency sector continues to evolve. The council will bring together CEOs from both finance and tech sectors,
The council’s objectives reflect the CFTC’s growing responsibilities in crypto oversight, spurred by legislative proposals in both chambers of Congress.
To nominate someone for the council, submissions must include the candidate’s name, position, company, relevant experience, and suggested areas of focus. While submitting a nomination does not ensure selection, Pham underscored the value of industry participation to keep the CFTC at the cutting edge of market innovation
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