PANews reported on February 6 that according to Cointelegraph, Canadian regulators announced that cryptocurrency funds are no longer eligible for reduced margin, a regulation that applies to crypto funds involved in OCC option transactions. The regulator pointed out that due to volatility and liquidity risks, the policy aims to reduce market instability while increasing leveraged trading costs. However, specific margin qualifications can still be individually assessed based on Articles 5310(1) and 5311(1) of the IDPC Rules.
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