
According to Acting Chair Caroline Pham, the repeal of 2020 crypto delivery rules aims to simplify oversight and foster innovation under the Trump administration’s pro-crypto policy.
On Dec. 11, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, led by Acting Chair Caroline Pham, repealed its 2020 guidance on 'actual delivery' of digital assets. Pham stated the rules were outdated and overly complex, pledging new, simpler regulations more conducive to innovation. The move aligns with the Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance and is part of broader efforts to modernize market oversight in response to evolving trading technologies and practices.