CFTC-Regulated U.S. Spot Crypto Trading Set to Launch with Bitnomial

Published at 2025-12-04 16:00:26

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is rolling out a regulated framework to allow leveraged spot cryptocurrency trading in the United States, starting with exchange operator Bitnomial. The initiative was accelerated by President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance, and aims to provide a regulated pathway for both retail and institutional participants to access leveraged spot products under federal oversight.

Proponents say the framework could increase liquidity and mainstream adoption by clarifying rules and compliance standards, while critics warn that leverage heightens risks for retail investors. Market observers will be watching custody arrangements, margin rules, and surveillance measures as the CFTC implements the program. The development marks a notable shift in U.S. crypto policy that may prompt other venues to seek similar approvals and reshape how Americans trade spot crypto.

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