CFTC Opens Door: Futures Brokers Can Now Invest Client Funds in Tokenized Assets, Blockchain Record-Keeping Approved

The CFTC has updated its guidance, permitting futures brokers to invest client funds in qualified tokenized assets and use blockchain for official record-keeping. This move signals growing regulatory acceptance of crypto-traditional finance integration, though stablecoin investments remain prohibited. The guidance is currently non-binding staff interpretation.

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DeFi Protocol Morpho Issues False Post, Blames Unauthorized AI Marketing Tool

DeFi lending protocol Morpho's official social account posted and quickly deleted controversial content contradicting its public commitment to on-chain transparency. Co-founder Paul Frambot confirmed the post was autonomously generated and published by an unauthorized third-party AI marketing tool without review. Access has been revoked, and an investigation is underway.

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DoubleZero Co-founder Addresses Criticism: Over 60% of Solana Staking Network Supported, Services Expanding

DoubleZero co-founder Austin Federa publicly addressed recent community skepticism, reaffirming strong support for Solana. Their services now support over 60% of Solana's staking traffic, with 75% of validators using their free high-speed connections and cost-effective raw Shred service. Federa emphasized ongoing service optimization and significant revenue sharing with validators.

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DoubleZero Co-Founder Addresses Community Concerns: Strong Backing for Solana, Over 60% of Staking Now Leverages Its Infrastructure

DoubleZero's co-founder has publicly addressed community concerns, reaffirming strong support for Solana. Their services now support over 60% of Solana's staked assets and provide free, high-performance connectivity to approximately 75% of validators. Future plans include cost-effective infrastructure services to further strengthen the ecosystem.

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CFTC Targets ‘Mention Markets’ with New Guidance, But Legal Loopholes Remain

The CFTC has issued guidance classifying ‘mention markets’—bets on executives' speech—as high-risk, requiring stricter exchange scrutiny. However, a Galaxy report highlights two loopholes: mere speech without trading positions isn't manipulation under current law, and personal expression is protected by the First Amendment, leaving oral intervention unregulated.

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