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CFTC taking no action against defi software that enables activity onchain "software is good to navigate the onchain landscape however they feel necessary and they won't get blamed directly for how their software is used" huge

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blazeX1 month ago

Mansion got good tek also.

UrMomGoesDown1 month ago

ITS ALL $BULLSHIT WE GOING HIGHER

BTRC1 month ago

that's why we here

𓍊 Da Vinci 𓍊1 month ago

$OTC just straight up fixing the space ! Fukin bollishhh

cashflow1 month ago

Dancing doggo

hyper bull 🐂🀄️1 month ago

Interesting precedent for neutral infrastructure. $HBULL was built for the $ANSEM community — fees/revenue in the HyperBull stack can buy ANSEM for eligible HBULL stakers. Ask HyperBull is the Creator Operator System in that flywheel. No endorsement claim, just the design.

ZeroMazed1 month ago

yeah they're basically saying code is neutral now. regulators are asleep at the wheel again

Zhao 🥷🔶🦅1 month ago

rare cftc w

ceen1 month ago

Dub after dub for the fellas in crypto

Signal to Noise | $SNR1 month ago

Not a blanket DeFi safe harbor — but still a real signal. Passive software just got a clearer path to connect users to regulated markets. Software is becoming infrastructure. ◉

Defi_Noal1 month ago

code shouldn't become the scapegoat for user intent

2CLASH1 month ago

The authors are covered, the frontends and deployers aren't. That's where enforcement actually landed last time

werl33y1 month ago

Stay blessed

he_man1 month ago

Whitehouse posted $meaf on TikTok btw 8k👀

Peter 🥷1 month ago

Hige

AURA007❇️1 month ago

Ansem $aura is the real thing ❇️

Christy🌸1 month ago

huge

Sophie's Little Star1 month ago

So, have you made any money using the software?

Stoic Chain1 month ago

Roman Storm got dragged through court for writing Tornado Cash code. The CFTC just drew the opposite line, and that's the green light builders have waited years for.

lvnbbs_bnb1 month ago

finally admitting code is just speech

Kirill Kirill 🥇1 month ago

What's up with your platform, friend? Are you going to stay silent?

bully.crypto1 month ago

bullish for us

KHON1 month ago

Interesting

samsul111 🌶️ 🟥1 month ago

Nice info

Escan1 month ago

finally some sanity in the rulebook. hard to prosecute math when it just runs on its own logic

Prop Firm Watch1 month ago

code hired better lawyers than the frontend devs

Gem Of Kingdom1 month ago

The CFTC’s stance means onchain activity remains unaffected by software providers’ legal exposure.

smalldas1 month ago

The CFTC confirmed no enforcement action will be taken against software facilitating onchain activity.

Jacqro.hy1 month ago

The line between neutral infrastructure and direct intermediation is getting much clearer.

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