Ondo makes its case to regulators across 3 separate filings

Current U.S. margin requirements are obsolete. Because blockchain settles exposure in real time, the slow settlement cycles regulators demand are nothing more than an expensive, unnecessary burden. We should be trading perpetual futures on U.S. stocks onshore today, but regulators are too focused on whether a system looks "traditional" rather than whether it actually works. Is it time to stop forcing 21st-century tech into 20th-century rules? Or are these safeguards still necessary?
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