Major recent development: The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has approved a historic proposal—allowing regulated exchanges to directly launch spot Bitcoin trading.



This is the first time the CFTC has given the green light to spot Bitcoin. Previously, Bitcoin could only be traded over the counter or in gray areas, but now it can finally stand alongside established commodities like oil and wheat.

The underlying message is clear:
Washington is serious this time and wants to hang the “global crypto hub” sign on its own doorstep.
Institutional funds that were previously operating overseas now have a reason to return to the U.S.—the official channels are open.

Simply put, this is like giving Bitcoin an “official entry ticket.” How will the market react? Grab a seat and watch.
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MeltdownSurvivalistvip
· 12-10 11:04
Finally, the moment has arrived. The US is really going to bring Bitcoin into the mainstream. Wall Street now has an excuse to go back home, and it’s not far off for institutions to follow suit and enter the market. Those large overseas funds that have been hiding away can no longer sit still. With this move by the CFTC, the game rules are directly rewritten.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 12-09 21:47
Damn, the US is finally dropping the act—Bitcoin is going mainstream. --- Wait, the big institutions have already been making a killing overseas, and now they're just handing out admission tickets? It's too late. --- Washington's move is clearly to make the US the crypto capital. No wonder they've been so active lately. --- Institutions coming in = retail investors left holding the bag? I think I'll wait and see for now. --- The green light is on, but that doesn't necessarily mean prices will go up—it all depends on how the institutions position themselves.
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TokenAlchemistvip
· 12-09 21:46
ngl this just opens up the most obvious arbitrage surface... institutional flow routing through regulated venues while OTC still exists? liquidation cascade waiting to happen fr
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 12-09 21:45
Wait, did the CFTC really approve spot trading? Now the US is going to take the crypto hub back from Argentina.
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