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On Thursday, the Solana Policy Institute submitted comments urging the CFTC to update the outdated rules that create obstacles for blockchain-based innovations.
In the filing, Solana Policy Institute urged regulators that non-custodial front-ends should not be classified as intermediaries just for allowing users to submit transactions.
The response comes after the CFTC’s June 2026 request for the public to boost fintech innovations.
On July 9, Solana Policy Institute submitted its response to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) request for public input on barriers to fintech innovation.
1/ Rules should reflect how markets work.
Today, SPI responded to the @CFTC‘s RFI on barriers to fintech innovation, continuing our advocacy to modernize legacy frameworks for blockchain-based markets and non-custodial software. pic.twitter.com/vA76ZQUhh8
— Solana Policy Institute (@SolanaInstitute) July 9, 2026
In the official document, the non-p
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