Selig says it's 'go time' for CFTC crypto rules, Decrypt reports

Sep 25, 2026 21:59 Written by Newisty Editorial Team cftc regulation crypto rules policy
Selig says it's 'go time' for CFTC crypto rules, Decrypt reports

Selig calls it 'go time' for CFTC crypto rules

Decrypt published a Morning Minute column on September 24, 2026 with the headline "Selig Says 'It's Go Time' for CFTC Crypto Rules."

The headline attributes the phrase "It's go time" to Selig and links it to rules for crypto at the CFTC, the U.S. federal agency that oversees parts of the derivatives market, including futures contracts tied to digital assets.

What the headline tells readers

  • The column ran as part of Decrypt's Morning Minute series.
  • It was published on September 24, 2026.
  • The headline puts the words "It's go time" in Selig's mouth.
  • The subject is crypto rules at the CFTC.

What is confirmed

The confirmed facts are limited. Decrypt published a Morning Minute item dated September 24, 2026, and that item's headline says Selig described the timing for CFTC crypto rules as "go time."

What is still unclear

The material available for this article does not include the body of Decrypt's column. It does not say which rules Selig was referring to, whether any proposal, vote, or deadline is involved, when the rules might take effect, or what Selig's role is beyond the name used in the headline. It also does not include a full quote, so the exact words and the context around them cannot be checked from this material. Any further detail about the rulemaking should be treated as unconfirmed until the original column or an official CFTC statement is reviewed.

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