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CFTC Exempts Software Providers from Broker Registration

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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has made it easier for software platforms to offer cryptocurrency trading by exempting 'passive' providers from registering as brokers.

This move allows apps to route massive trades without the strict oversight or accountability required of traditional financial institutions, creating a two-tiered system where software gets a free pass while traditional brokers are burdened with red tape.

The CFTC's decision has sparked debate over whether this is the regulatory clarity needed for the crypto market or simply a dangerous loophole.

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