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US Futures Commission reviews computing derivatives regulation
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched a public consultation aimed at regulating derivatives contracts related to computing capabilities. This step serves as a preliminary move toward establishing a regulatory framework that enables companies and investors to hedge against the increasing volatility and costs associated with computing. The discussions include spot computing markets, measures to combat financial risks and manipulation, customer protection standards, as well as an examination of perpetual computing futures contracts. CFTC Chair Michael Celig emphasized that a robust market for derivatives related to computing is essential to support America's leadership in artificial intelligence. He also stated that this consultation marks the beginning of a clear regulatory foundation for such markets.
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