CME Group plans to sue the US CFTC, questioning the legality of perpetual futures approval
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According to ChainCatcher, CME Group's outgoing CEO, Terrence Duffy, stated that the company will sue the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Thursday because the latter approved the prediction market platform Kalshi to launch perpetual Bitcoin futures products.
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