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Ondo Finance argued to the SEC and CFTC that existing US securities law already accommodates perpetual futures on single stocks, positioning itself for a regulated onshore market that currently trades mostly on offshore venues. The transmission channel is regulatory: approval would pull equity-perp volume and collateral demand from offshore crypto exchanges into US-supervised rails, benefiting tokenized-equity and RWA issuers plus listed intermediaries like Coinbase that can host the order flow. This remains advocacy rather than policy, so the read only changes if the SEC or CFTC opens a formal rulemaking or no-action path, and the near-term risk is that leveraged equity exposure without clear margin rules invites pushback instead of clarity.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around ONDO, COIN, ETH.
Original Source: Cointelegraph
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