


The behavior of DEXes and CEXes is different, and their role in blockchain and DeFi serve various products and services for different motivations.
Centralized Exchanges (CEX) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) operate differently regarding regulation.
Here is how the two differ.
Why Regulate Exchanges?
Crypto Exchanges deal with valuable virtual assets, which makes them a threat to the financial ecosystems. Crypto Exchanges can act as a non-state off-ramp for criminals to whitewash money to make it appear legitimate Financial malefactors can target them for this reason.
These wrongdoers range from scammers, inside traders, and hackers to market manipulators. Governments should regulate exchanges to avoid such entanglements and protect users.
How Do CEXes and DEXes Differ in Regulatory Needs and Compliance?
CEXes and DEXes have different governance structures. This difference is explained in a recent BSC News article. These structures can be huge factors in determining fraud risks. Here is how exchanges differ in regulatory compliance.
- CEXes must be regulatory compliant due to their governance structure and must have licenses before operating in certain countries.
- CEXes are also more KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (anti-money laundering) regulatory compliant, as some countries like the US cannot allow them to operate without them.
- CEXes can also censor, block, and delete accounts that bypass regulatory measures or are involved in questionable practices. DEXes are wont to more liberal user access and seldom restrict users.
- DEXes do not have any leadership to be prosecuted and are mostly not compliant with trading and securities rules––unlike CEXes.
- DEXes exist to operate outside the purview of regulators and are usually not backed by any explicit fund recovery when a hack or exploit occurs.
CEXes, despite being more regulatory compliant than DEXes, are involved in more prominent financial misdoings. Overall, CEXes need more oversight to protect users and prevent criminal wrongdoing. DEXes exist to behave outside of regulatory compliance, and users must acknowledge the risks when engaging with any DEX.
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Ether Futures ETFs Hit the Market: ProShares, VanEck, and More Offer Options

This marks the first-ever ETFs based on ether futures, following the introduction of the first bitcoin futures ETF two years ago.
Summary
- A range of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) targeting the performance of ether futures have been launched.
- These offerings mark the first-ever ETFs based on ether futures, coming almost two years after the introduction of the first bitcoin futures ETF.
In a significant development for the crypto industry, a range of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) targeting the performance of ether futures have been launched. These offerings mark the first-ever ETFs based on ether futures, coming almost two years after the introduction of the first bitcoin futures ETF.
Renowned for launching the first U.S. bitcoin futures ETF, ProShares leads the charge with the launch of the ProShares Ether Strategy ETF, along with two additional offerings that provide a blend of exposure to both bitcoin and ether. ProShares’ CEO, Michael L. Sapir, expressed optimism about the appeal of these crypto-linked ETFs to investors, stating, "We think that many investors who are interested in cryptocurrencies but are concerned about custody risks, or who are challenged by the learning curve and complexities required to buy them directly, will be attracted to our crypto-linked ETFs."
Bitwise also joined the fray with two ether futures ETFs: the Bitwise Ethereum Strategy ETF and the Bitwise Bitcoin and Ether Equal Weight Strategy ETF.
VanEck, a prominent asset manager, has also entered the arena with the VanEck Ethereum Strategy ETF. This ETF is designed to target capital appreciation by investing in ether futures contracts, providing investors with an alternative path to participate in the robust futures market centered around Ethereum.
Additionally, the VanEck Ethereum Strategy ETF has also entered the market, “designed to seek capital appreciation” through ether futures contracts. As highlighted by Kyle DaCruz, Director of Digital Asset Product at VanEck, these offerings provide a means for investors to tap into the robust futures market surrounding Ethereum.
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