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Acting Chair Caroline Fam has announced that the CFTC will hold meetings with Coinbase, Ripple, Cardano and others.
The US Commodity Futures Trade Commission (CFTC) has confirmed that it will hold a forum with the CEOs of various crypto entities participating in the near future. This initiative from regulators can provide some sort of relief to crypto market participants who have seen the blood bus in the market since February began. This forum will focus on stubcoin regulation in the US.
CEOs of US-based Crypto companies, including Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, will be taking part in the meeting, according to a press release shared by CFTC.
Acting CFTC Chair Caroline Fam makes the announcement, adding her agency and making a debut with a pilot program to determine stable utility. Pham recently announced a series of public roundtables to explore the crypto and forecast markets.
The pilot program focuses on the use of tokenized non-caches, providing new use cases as collateral, and new use cases for blockchain technology. Pham said this is a “groundbreaking initiative for the US digital asset market,” adding:
“The CFTC is committed to responsible innovation and we look forward to engaging with market participants to realize the Trump administration’s promise to ensure America leads economic opportunity.”
The move from the CFTC comes just a month after Donald Trump’s custody administration was voted for power in the United States. With the markets bleeding heavily over the past week and Altcoins crashing 30%-40%, changing the US regulatory environment could be a bullish story where the market needs to drive higher.
Regulation of stablecoin in the US
French Hill, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has introduced a draft for US stubcoin control, along with US Rep. Brian Steel, who also chairs the Subcommittee on Digital Assets. Called the Stable Act of 2025, the draft is working on a foundation established by Patrick McHenry, former chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
The law also highlights a strict review of the US Treasury’s publication and use of Stablecoins, aiming to implement a two-year stubcoins ban backed by self-issued digital assets. Meanwhile, Trump’s Crypto Czar David Sacks recently reiterated his administration’s focus on the sector, saying Stablecoins could secure international control of the US dollar.
A few days ago, Republican Sen. Bill Hagerty surprised the digital assets sector. He teased a new bill that could establish clear rules for stablecoins in the US. The new bill, called “establishing US national innovation and establishing established US innovation,” sees a clear and structured framework while promoting innovation.
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