Digital Commodity Intermediaries Act regulates digital commodities, requiring registration and compliance with standards set by the Commodity Futures.
The Digital Commodity Intermediaries Act amends the Commodity Exchange Act to establish a regulatory framework for digital commodities. It mandates registration of digital commodity exchanges, brokers, and dealers with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The Act sets forth core principles for digital commodity exchanges, including prohibiting manipulation and requiring adequate financial resources. It also establishes standards for digital commodity brokers and dealers, such as risk management systems, segregation of customer funds, and conflict of interest policies.
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