CFTC submits crypto market-structure rules for OMB review

  • CFTC filed crypto market-structure rules for White House OMB review.
  • Bitcoin ETFs attracted $714.7 million on Sep. 22, extending inflows to four days.
  • Brazil’s central bank will ban eFX stablecoin settlements from October 1.

The CFTC filed crypto market-structure rules with the White House for OMB review as Chair Selig declared "GO TIME," signaling faster federal oversight even as the CLARITY Act stalls. SEC Commissioner Uyeda said dropped crypto lawsuits were intended to preserve agency credibility, while a five-year innovation exemption enables onchain tokenized stock trading and lifted real-world-asset-related tokens. The OCC (U.S. banking regulator) conditionally approved national trust bank charters for Bastion, Agora and AI-agent-focused Catena, expanding federally regulated stablecoin infrastructure. The ESCB (European central banking system) proposed replacing MiCA's 30–60% bank-deposit reserve requirement for stablecoins with liquidity thresholds. Brazil's central bank will prohibit eFX providers from using stablecoins for cross-border settlements from October 1. LayerZero rose 17% to $1.46, Lighter reached a record $5.46, and Raydium gained about 10% to $2.01 amid project-specific developments. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $714.7 million on Sep. 22, while Strategy and Strive continued accumulating Bitcoin. Upcoming catalysts include roughly $16 billion of Bitcoin options expiring on Deribit on Sep. 25, U.S. labor and inflation data, central-bank decisions and Sibos 2026.

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