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Business · Cryptocurrency · published 2026-10-12 · via The Block

TD Cowen sees election timing risk for CFTC’s leveraged crypto rules

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TD Cowen said the CFTC's proposed framework for leveraged and margined crypto trading may not be finished before the 2028 election cycle. The timing could create a deadline risk for the new rules.

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The story centers on a proposed CFTC framework for leveraged and margined crypto trading and TD Cowen’s view that its completion may slip past the 2028 election cycle. Because the rules are still proposed rather than final, the timing question matters for when and how the framework might take effect. This places the development within the wider topic of crypto market oversight, where regulatory schedules can shape expectations for market participants.

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If the framework is delayed, crypto firms and traders using leverage or margin could face prolonged uncertainty about compliance expectations. Consumers may see continued variation in how platforms operate while the rules remain unresolved. Regulators could also face pressure to clarify the framework before the election cycle. The ultimate effect may depend on whether the proposal is finalized, revised, or overtaken by later priorities.

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