The proposed rule, which has not yet been published on the site, was submitted Thursday (Sept. 17), according to the notice.

Bloomberg flagged the notice in a Friday (Sept. 18) report and said that the CFTC would have become the primary regulator for cryptocurrency under the Clarity Act, which failed to advance in the Senate this week, and that CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said in August that he would ask the agency’s staff to find ways to codify market structure for digital assets.

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Selig drew attention to another report about the CFTC’s filing with…