According to CoinMeta, Wu said that CFTC has updated its FAQ regarding crypto assets and blockchain activities, clarifying that FCM and DCO can invest customer funds in tokenized assets that meet the requirements of Regulation 1.25, provided that the underlying assets are compliant. These tokenized assets grant holders the same legal and economic rights as traditional forms and also satisfy requirements for liquidity, concentration, duration, and custody. In addition, CFTC also specifies that eligible tokenized assets can be used as margin for uncleared swaps. The newly added Q13-Q15 further confirms that institutions subject to relevant regulations can use blockchain or distributed ledgers to directly create and maintain regulatory records without the need to retain offline copies just because they use on-chain records. However, when using public, permissionless chains, it is necessary to ensure that records can still be accessed and provided to CFTC even in the event of network or blockchain browser interruptions.