Regulatory red tape ripped away from crypto wallets, granting direct access to derivatives
Crypto wallets used to mean one thing: self-custody. Users held their keys, owned their assets, and stayed off the radar of traditional finance. Phantom’s Mar. 17 no-action relief from the CFTC’s Market Participants Division rewrites that definition. The letter allows Phantom to serve as the consumer interface for regulated derivatives without registering as an introducing broker, provided registered futures commissi…
