Terrence A. Duffy
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Oct 30, 2026
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
Um, them investing in the trade X, Y, Z, I almost find more surprising than them launching the, uh, the market because of course most of trade X, Y, Z's business is, you know, launching these kind of international unregulated, uh, swaps or, or, uh, perps.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
What's surprising to me is the idea that they're going to do 24 seven perps in the U S uh, did any of you guys hear the podcast on odd lots where they interviewed Terry Duffy and we talked about perps.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
Did you guys hear this? No, no, no.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
No, yeah.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
Okay, so Terry Duffy from CME, obviously he's been very aggressive in being anti-Perps, anti-24-7 markets.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
He filed a lawsuit against the CFTC trying to enjoin the CFTC from allowing the Perps markets to get treated as futures instead of treated as swaps.
Haseeb QureshiGUEST
And it seems very clear that this is going to be a big fight in the U.S., particularly from the CME sitting on the other side, not wanting these markets to be allowed to trade in the US.
Paul BarronHOST
Now, I don't know if that's going to have an indicator on this, but pay attention to what's going on with hyperliquid right now.
Paul BarronHOST
Part of this, of course, gets into what's happening with Terry Duffy.
Paul BarronHOST
And of course, I've got to play a clip that came in from Ripple Swell.
Paul BarronHOST
And this is Terry Duffy addressing what's going on in the markets and really this transition of a next generation finance.
Paul BarronHOST
Take a look.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Probably the biggest hotspot for you, it seems, is Perpetual Futures.
Paul BarronHOST
So this brings me to a point and a clip Because now you have a major entity like Google who's coming in and doing custody services.
Paul BarronHOST
And this changes the dynamic quickly.
Paul BarronHOST
Now, I don't know if that's going to have an indicator on this, but pay attention to what's going on with hyperliquid right now.
Paul BarronHOST
Part of this, of course, gets into what's happening with Terry Duffy.
Paul BarronHOST
And of course, I've got to play a clip that came in from Ripple Swell.
Paul BarronHOST
And this is Terry Duffy addressing what's going on in the markets and really this transition of a next generation finance.
Paul BarronHOST
Take a look.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Probably the biggest hotspot for you, it seems, is Perpetual Futures.
Paul BarronHOST
So this brings me to a point and a clip Because now you have a major entity like Google who's coming in and doing custody services.
Paul BarronHOST
And this changes the dynamic quickly.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
bear? This assumes that there are laws.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
We were in Chicago last week, and the first question, we interviewed CME chief Terry Duffy.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
The first question I asked him was like, are there laws anymore? Do we live in a world that actually has financial regulation? Because it doesn't look like to
Tom KeeneHOST
me.
Rob HadickHOST
And that is Joe, Joe Weisenthal is the tantamount person that always tells you that is vibe coding.
Rob HadickHOST
So I thought was also interesting here was that the, so right after the Jeff Yan podcast, they had Terry Duffy on the now president of the CME, but previously the CEO.
Tarun ChitraHOST
Yeah.
Tarun ChitraHOST
Why did they not just have a debate? They should have gone together.
Tarun ChitraHOST
It would have been fun, more fun.
Rob HadickHOST
I mean, and so for people who don't know, Terry Duffy has been maybe the most vocal critic of perps and prediction markets and the current regulatory regime.
Rob HadickHOST
And I think almost the entirety of his podcast with Joe Weisenthal was basically about how he thinks everything that's happening right now is ridiculous and we need to put guardrails up.
Rob HadickHOST
And it was a lot of old man yelling at the clouds going on there.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
a teddy bear? This assumes that there are laws.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
We were in Chicago last week, and the first question, we interviewed CME chief Terry Duffy.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
The first question I asked him was like, are there laws anymore? Do we live in a world that actually has financial regulation? Because it doesn't look like to
Tom KeeneHOST
me.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
have a teddy bear? This assumes that there are laws.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
We were in Chicago last week, and the first question, we interviewed CME chief Terry Duffy.
Joe WeisenthalGUEST
The first question I asked him was like, are there laws anymore? Do we live in a world that actually has financial regulation? Because it doesn't look like to
Tom KeeneHOST
me.
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Paul BarronHOST
Okay, Tim, I want to play a clip here from Terry Duffy, the CME, breaking down.
Paul BarronHOST
And this was interesting because this was CNBC trying to defend against it, which they were talking about, hype.
Paul BarronHOST
So take a look.
Walt LukkenHOST
I'm your host, Walt Lucan.
Walt LukkenHOST
Now, back in June of this year, CME Group announced a leadership transition, stating that longtime chairman and CEO Terry Duffy would step down as CEO in March of next year.
Walt LukkenHOST
and transitioned to executive chairman.
Walt LukkenHOST
Longtime CME executive and president, Lynne Fitzpatrick, was picked to take the helm from Terry next March, and we are thrilled to have Lynn join us today.
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Walt LukkenHOST
And being a first mover in those acquisitions, I think you're exactly right.
Walt LukkenHOST
You guys were a leader in that front.
Walt LukkenHOST
Well, Lynn, you've worked very closely with Terry Duffy over the years and have had a front row seat watching the remarkable growth at CME over its history.
Walt LukkenHOST
What have you learned from watching Terry lead
Paul BarronHOST
We're going to go, I'm going to play a couple of clips here for you, Tim, but also we're going to integrate kind of a rapid fire on charts.
Paul BarronHOST
Okay, Tim, I want to play a clip here from Terry Duffy, the CME, breaking down.
Paul BarronHOST
And this was interesting because this was CNBC trying to defend against it, which they were talking about, hype.
Paul BarronHOST
So take a look.
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