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Jake Chervinsky：CME被指保护衍生品垄断

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Crypto news, Jake Chervinsky accuses CME Group of using lawsuits over US crypto perpetual futures to protect its monopoly in the market, with CME reporting that the exchange controls approximately 92% of exchange-traded derivatives trading volume. Chervinsky believes that CME's legal challenge to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission exposes its resistance to increasing competition in the derivatives market. In a tweet on June 19, he called CME's lawsuit against the CFTC a "shocking mistake" and a "pointless blunder." Chervinsky stated that the exchange has revealed its true nature as a "small monopoly afraid of competition." CME Group has sued the CFTC and Chairman Michael Selig, claiming that the regulator approved US crypto perpetual futures products. CME argues that the agency incorrectly classified perpetual contracts as futures rather than treating them as swaps under the Dodd-Frank Act framework. The case comes shortly after the launch of regulated perpetual futures products, which earlier reports indicated have generated over $1 billion in trading volume.
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SheepOnTheFarSideOfJupiter
· 7h ago
When the new perpetual futures exceed 1 billion, they pull this stunt; the timing is really perfect.
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ThereIsTvlInTheWind
· 7h ago
Chervinsky is lashing out harshly, but this CME lawsuit really does look like a monopolist’s final struggle.
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MinersUnderTheNeonBridge
· 7h ago
CME is getting anxious haha, still afraid of losing 92% market share?
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