CFTC to Withdraw 2020 Guidance on Digital Asset Delivery Under Dodd-Frank Act

The evidence strongly supports the truthfulness of the statement. The primary source, an official Federal Register notice from the CFTC, is the most authoritative evidence possible and directly confirms that the agency is withdrawing its interpretive guidance concerning digital asset delivery under the Dodd-Frank Act. This primary evidence is directly and consistently corroborated by multiple secondary sources, including a specialized news publication (The Block) and an industry content platform (Binance). A legal blog from a major law firm further supports the statement by analyzing the implications of the withdrawal, presupposing the action has taken place. The only source that does not directly support the claim, the Financial Stability Oversight Council report, is irrelevant to this specific action and does not contradict it. The complete absence of conflicting evidence, combined with a direct primary source and multiple corroborating secondary sources, results in a high degree of confidence that the statement is true.