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Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000

Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000

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Sep 22, 2026

Walt LukkenGUEST
10:44
And even for us, I mean, we were closely monitoring, you know, DeFi and DeFi specific that started to act and function like exchanges and how would they be regulated versus exempted from regulation.
Walt LukkenGUEST
10:59
so those things still need to be worked through i think for us to get back uh on that bill um you know you never know uh it's it's one of these things i was um you know i worked on this the commodity futures modernization act in 2000 um you know that this was the year that you know uh president bush and al gore were running against each other And remember the hanging chads and we didn't know who was the declared winner.
Walt LukkenGUEST
11:28
That uncertainty around election actually caused parties to come together and to find a solution in a lame duck session.
Walt LukkenGUEST
11:37
And we ultimately passed the CFMA in late December.
Janice LuongGUEST
10:35
These platforms are self-certifying, so that means they can certify event contracts without having to flag for the CFTC.
Janice LuongGUEST
10:47
And this is as a result of the passage of the Commodity Futures Modernization Act in 2000.
Janice LuongGUEST
10:53
So this was a significant amendment to the Commodity Exchange Act where it changed the structure of derivative markets.
Janice LuongGUEST
11:02
which cover prediction markets.
Janice LuongGUEST
47:49
These platforms are self-certifying, so that means they can certify event contracts without having to flag for the CFTC.
Janice LuongGUEST
48:01
And this is as a result of the passage of the Commodity Futures Modernization Act in 2000.
Janice LuongGUEST
48:07
So this was a significant amendment to the Commodity Exchange Act, where it changed the structure of derivative markets.
Janice LuongGUEST
48:16
which cover prediction markets.
Grace RemingtonHOST
58:04
So you mentioned there is historical precedent for bills getting passed after a midterm election.
Grace RemingtonHOST
58:10
The Commodity Futures Modernization Act.
Grace RemingtonHOST
58:12
Was that one of them?
Isaiah AustinGUEST
58:13
Yes, it was.

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