Michael Selig has assumed office as the 16th chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission following Senate confirmation. In outlining his priorities, Selig emphasized modernizing oversight of digital assets to promote innovation while maintaining market integrity.
Selig highlighted the need for long-awaited regulatory clarity, noting that Congress is poised to advance digital asset market structure legislation. His agenda includes integrating blockchain technology into regulatory supervision and incorporating stablecoins into tokenized collateral systems.
With over two decades of experience across the public and private sectors, Selig previously served as chief counsel for the SEC’s crypto task force and worked at the CFTC during the first Trump administration. His confirmation signals a broader policy shift toward embracing digital assets within U.S. financial regulation, reinforcing the administration’s narrative of positioning the country as a global crypto hub.
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