Morning Edition · Thursday, October 8, 2026Published at 1:50 AM EDT · New York
Selig is pressing ahead with rulemaking under the agency's existing authority while the market-structure bill remains stuck in the Senate, which leaves crypto rules dependent on whoever runs the agency.

Michael Selig, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), said the agency wants stringent rules for crypto markets and that its new rulemaking would prevent a repeat of the FTX collapse. He made the case at the Fordham Law…
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Crypto Market-Structure Bill Stalls in the Senate
Ethics disputes over the president's personal crypto ventures keep displacing the substance of United States market-structure legislation, leaving digital-asset rules dependent on agency discretion rather than statute.
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