Wu Blockchain reports that Dragonfly partner Lindsay Lin commented on the CME lawsuit against the CFTC, stating that crypto perpetual contracts have achieved stronger liquidity and user demand globally compared to crypto futures. Many investors are willing to turn to offshore markets to access these products. Lin believes that CME’s exclusion of perpetual contracts from the futures category is primarily based on the technical distinction of 'no expiration date.' However, for traders, the priority is having access to high-liquidity tools that don’t require managing rollover risks or contract expiration issues. Lin argues that crypto perpetual contracts share characteristics with futures, such as standardized contracts, centralized clearing, margin mechanisms, and profit/loss settlement, making their risk profile closer to that of futures. Therefore, they should fall under a relatively simplified futures regulatory framework rather than being classified under the swaps regulatory system. Lin also supports the CFTC’s efforts to bring such products under the U.S. regulatory framework. https://www.(wublock123.com)/news/dragonfly-partner-crypto-perpetuals-should-be-regulated-as-futures-63359