Second Lap: CFTC’s Crypto Sprint Continues!

The CFTC launched its second “crypto sprint” to gather feedback on regulating spot crypto trading.

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Here's what we've got for you today:

  • CFTC Launches Second ‘Crypto Sprint’ to Advance White House Push

  • Ripple Partners with SBI to Roll Out RLUSD Stablecoin in Japan by Q1 2026

  • Kanye West YZY Sniper Wallet Linked to $21M LIBRA Extraction Scheme: Analysts

  • VERB Technology Invests $713M Into Toncoin Treasury

As part of its second crypto sprint, the CFTC is seeking public input on how it can more effectively regulate spot crypto trading.

  • The CFTC launched its second “crypto sprint,” focusing on public engagement to gather feedback on regulating spot crypto trading, particularly leveraged and margined retail activity.

  • Acting Chair Caroline Pham said the feedback will guide how the regulator approaches oversight of spot crypto markets on CFTC-registered exchanges. Submissions are open until Oct. 20.

  • This follows the first crypto sprint, which explored allowing spot crypto asset contracts on CFTC-registered futures exchanges, shortly after the Trump White House released a 166-page crypto policy report.

Ripple announced that it plans to distribute RLUSD in Japan in partnership with SBI Holdings. 

  • Ripple is partnering with Japan’s SBI Holdings to launch its Ripple USD (RLUSD) stablecoin in Japan by Q1 2026, with distribution handled by SBI VC Trade.

  • SBI VC Trade CEO Tomohiko Kondo said that RLUSD will boost reliability and convenience in Japan’s stablecoin market while also expanding the available options.

  • RLUSD was first launched in December of 2024, and is fully backed 1:1 by US dollar deposits, short-term government bonds, and other cash equivalents.

On-chain sleuths found YZY sniper wallets tied to LIBRA extracted $23 million in suspected insider gains.

  • Analyst Dethective linked a wallet that sniped Kanye West’s YZY token to wallets behind the LIBRA token, suggesting the same operator exploited both launches.

  • The YZY wallet bought $250,000 worth of tokens at $0.20, flipped them for over $1 million in profit within minutes, and moved the funds into a treasury wallet.

  • That treasury wallet also received funds from LIBRA-related wallets, which extracted $21 million, bringing the total haul from both launches to nearly $23 million, later funneled through Kamino and Binance.

VERB Technology Company committed heavily to Toncoin by accumulating $713 million worth of the token.

  • VERB Technology revealed it accumulated about $713 million in Toncoin (TON) and $67 million in cash reserves, pushing its total assets above $780 million.

  • The company raised most of this capital through a $558 million private placement in August, which drove its share price up more than 200%.

  • VERB aims to capture 5% of TON’s circulating supply, or around 128 million coins, using corporate debt, equity issuance, and staking.

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