Reports said that the CFTC approved US stock perpetual futures for entry into US regulated markets on November 3, with four institutions including Kalshi and Coinbase making arrangements. On the same day, CMA, backed by Cboe and Citadel Securities, sued the CFTC.
CFTC argued to the court that CME failed to prove that it was harmed by the perpetual-contract regulatory policy and therefore lacks standing to sue. The dispute remains focused on whether perpetual contracts should be regulated as futures or swaps.
Crypto.com's exchange and Novig October 16 sued state officials in Missouri federal court, seeking to block the state from enforcing its sports betting laws. Four other companies that received cease-and-desist orders have not yet followed with lawsuits.
CFTC files suit against Cash FX and related individuals and companies in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, alleging they operated a multi-level marketing Ponzi scheme under the guise of foreign-exchange commodity-pool trading involving more than 950000000 USD。
New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul sue Polymarket US the operator QCX LLC, accusing it of operating an unlicensed gambling business in New York State. The lawsuit seeks to halt operations, recover proceeds, compensate customers, and impose a fine.