According to CoinMeta, SEC and CFTC have once again postponed the new regulations on hedge fund information disclosure, with the deadline for private fund reporting forms (Form PF) being extended to July 1st. The purpose of these regulations is to help regulatory authorities understand the positions, leverage, and risk exposures of private funds during periods of market volatility, in order to identify counterparty risks, margin pressures, and potential systemic risks. This is the fourth time that regulatory authorities have postponed these requirements, as the new disclosure rules have encountered opposition from the private equity industry, with fund companies concerned about the leakage of sensitive information such as investment strategies. In April of this year, SEC and CFTC proposed adjustments, planning to raise the reporting threshold for Form PF from $150 million to $1 billion, but this plan has not yet been finalized.