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Chapter 2: Governance
- Rule 201: Ownership
- Rule 202: Board
- Rule 203: Officers
- Rule 204: Qualifications of Directors; Eligibility/Fitness
- Rule 205: Standing Committees
- Rule 206: Confidentiality
- Rule 207: Conflicts of Interest
- Rule 208: Maintenance of Books and Records
- Rule 209: Information-Sharing Arrangements
- Rule 210: Regulatory Services Provider
- Rule 211: Use of Proprietary Data and Personal Information
- Rule 212: Reporting Requirements
- Rule 213: Emergency Rules
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Chapter 3: Participation
- Rule 301: Jurisdiction
- Rule 302: Participants
- Rule 303: Requirements for Participants
- Rule 304: Compliance with Minimum Financial Requirements, Financial Reporting Requirements, and Requirements Relating to Protection of Customer Funds
- Rule 305: Duties and Responsibilities of Participants
- Rule 306: Authorized Users
- Rule 307: Duties and Responsibilities of Authorized Users
- Rule 308: Clearing Members Accessing the Exchange
- Rule 309: Required Notices
- Rule 310: Account Administrators
- Rule 311: Access Requirements and Terms
- Rule 312: Dues and Fees
- Rule 313: Inspections by the Exchange
- Rule 314: Incentive Programs
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Chapter 4: Business Conduct And Trading Practices
- Rule 401: Business Conduct
- Rule 402: General Trading Practices
- Rule 403: Pre-Arranged, Pre-Negotiated, and Noncompetitive Trades Prohibited
- Rule 404: Disciplinary Procedures; Termination of Connection
- Rule 405: Position Limits
- Rule 406: Position Accountability
- Rule 407: Reports of Large Positions
- Rule 408: Aggregation of Positions
- Rule 409: Reporting Levels, Position Accountability Levels and Position Limits
- Rule 410: Information Disclosure and Documentation
- Rule 411: Compliance
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Chapter 5: Market Operations
- Rule 501: Market Hours and Operation
- Rule 502: Contracts Offered
- Rule 503: User IDs
- Rule 504: Exchange Trading
- Rule 505: Block Trades
- Rule 506: Exchange for Related Position [Reserved]
- Rule 507: Position Transfers
- Rule 508: Trade Cancellations; Trade Reviews
- Rule 509: Settlement
- Rule 510: Recordkeeping; Audit Trail
- Rule 511: Customer Type Indicator Codes
- Rule 512: Information Regarding Orders
- Rule 513: Disaster Recovery; Business Continuity
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Chapter 6: Discipline And Enforcement
- Rule 601: Disciplinary and Enforcement Procedures -- General
- Rule 602: Process Considerations
- Rule 603: Disciplinary Matters
- Rule 604: Summary Actions
- Rule 605: Appeal from Hearing Panel Decisions and Summary Actions
- Rule 606: Rights and Responsibilities After Suspension or Termination
- Rule 607: Notice to the Respondent, the CFTC, and the Public
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Chapter 8: Clearing
- Rule 801: Clearing
- Rule 802: Participants
- Rule 803: Clearing Members
- Rule 804: Application for Clearing Membership
- Rule 805: Withdrawal of Clearing Membership
- Rule 806: Responsibilities of Clearing Members
- Rule 807: Clearing Member Financial Reporting Requirements
- Rule 808: Notices Required of Clearing Members
- Rule 809: Clearinghouse Authority
- Rule 810: Liquidity Events
- Rule 811: Acceptance for Clearing and Novation
- Rule 812: Liens Held by the Clearinghouse
- Rule 813: Settlement and Delivery
- Rule 814: Defaults
- Rule 815: Application of Funds
- Rule 816: Liquidation on Termination or Suspension of Clearing Member
- Rule 817: Close-Outs
- Rule 818: Close-Out Netting
- Rule 819: Guaranty Fund
- Rule 820: Margins and Liquidations
- Rule 821: Transfers of Open Positions
- Rule 822: Amounts Payable to the Clearinghouse
- Rule 823: Clearing Fees
- Rule 824: Public Information
- Chapter 9: Reserved
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Chapter 10: Miscellaneous
- Rule 1001: Trading by Officials Prohibited; Misuse of Material, Non-Public Information
- Rule 1002: Market Data
- Rule 1003: Recording of Communications
- Rule 1004: Confidentiality
- Rule 1005: Force Majeure
- Rule 1006: Extension or Waiver of Rules
- Rule 1007: Effect of Amendment, Repeal or New Rule
- Rule 1008: Signatures
- Rule 1009: Governing Law; Legal Proceedings
- Rule 1010: Indemnification
- Rule 1011: Limitation of Liability; No Warranties
- Rule 1012: Affiliate Participants and Clearing Members
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Chapter 11: Digital Asset Delivery
- Rule 1101: Digital Asset Delivery Definitions
- Rule 1102: Participant and Clearing Member Delivery Obligations
- Rule 1103: Delivery Procedures
- Rule 1104: Cost of Delivery
- Rule 1105: Delivery Infractions
- Rule 1106: Digital Asset Delivery Eligibility
- Rule 1107: Settlement Facility Reporting Requirements
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Settlement and Delivery
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All Settlement Prices will be determined solely by the Exchange.
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In the absence of a clerical error, payments of funds or transfer of funds to and from the Clearinghouse, including, but not limited to, intraday and end of day Margin payments, delivery payments, and security deposits, are final and unconditional when effected and cannot be reversed.
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Delivery failures are subject to the Exchange specific delivery rules for the respective Contract and are assigned by the Clearinghouse in a manner to minimize the number of Participants impacted and assigns failures by newest to oldest positions.
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Clearing Members must use Approved Financial Institutions and Settlement Facilities approved for use by the Clearinghouse.
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Clearing Members must pay Margin calls by the deadline set by the Clearinghouse. An extension of time for such payments may be granted in writing by the President of the Clearinghouse.
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In the event a Clearing Member fails to perform its delivery obligations to the Clearinghouse, for the avoidance of doubt, Clearing Members will not, under any circumstances, be required to own, hold, or control the underlying asset under these Rules unless the Clearing Member holds positions requiring delivery in its own proprietary account, but Clearing Members are responsible for ensuring their customers, as Participants, are able to satisfy or satisfy their obligations regarding delivery and acceptance thereof under the applicable Rules.
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In a Clearing Member default that involves a delivery failure, the Clearinghouse will ensure the financial performance to the Clearing Member whose actions or omissions did not cause or contribute to the delivery failure (the "Affected Clearing Member"). The Clearinghouse powers will include, but are not limited to, the right to sell or liquidate the underlying asset subject to delivery and to distribute the proceeds as appropriate and access the funds and collateral available in a default in accordance with Rule 817. For purposes of this Rule, "financial performance" means payment of commercially reasonable costs of the Affected Clearing Member related to replacing the failed delivery but does not include physical performance or legal fees. For the avoidance of doubt, payment of reasonable costs will be based on the price of the underlying asset when delivery should have been made, and the Clearinghouse is not obligated to make or accept delivery of the actual Digital Asset. Neither the Exchange nor the Clearinghouse will have any responsibility or liability to any Person for the use of, or any failure, error, action or omission of, the Settlement Facility.
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An Affected Clearing Member seeking financial performance must provide prompt notice to the Clearinghouse of the delivery failure and a good faith estimate of any financial performance being sought within one (1) hour of the delivery deadline for the product. This deadline may be extended by the Exchange for extenuating circumstances in its sole discretion. An Affected Clearing Member seeking financial performance must provide the Clearinghouse with a detailed statement with supporting documentation of the amount sought, as well as any other documentation requested by the Clearinghouse.
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Settlement Timelines:
Final Physical Settlement Timeline
Day Time Event T-3 9:00 a.m. Settlement Facility opens to delivering market participants. T 10:00 a.m. Trading terminates and final settlement prices are reported by the Exchange to the Clearinghouse. Clearing Members are responsible for ensuring all market participants making delivery deliver underlying assets through the Settlement Facility. All remaining open positions serve as a binding Delivery Notice to the Clearinghouse. 12:00 p.m. Clearinghouse finalizes delivery assignments, releases delivery payments by instruction to the Settlement Bank, and releases underlying assets by instruction to the Settlement Facility. Delivery is complete and margins are released. 1:00 p.m. The Settlement Facility and Settlement Bank process pays and collects. Daily Settlement Timeline
Day Time Event T 3:15 p.m. The Exchange reports daily settlement prices and the Clearinghouse snapshots positions to calculate margin requirements. 6:00 p.m. The Clearinghouse submits initial and variation margin amounts to Clearing Members and the Settlement Bank system. T+1 9:30 a.m. The Settlement Bank processes pays and collects. Intraday Settlement Timeline
Intraday Settlements are performed on an as-needed basis and may not occur every trading day.
Day Time Event T 11:30 a.m. The Exchange reports daily settlement prices and the Clearinghouse snapshots positions to calculate margin requirements. 12:00 p.m. The Clearinghouse submits initial and variation margin amounts to Clearing Members and the Settlement Bank system. 1:00 p.m. The Settlement Bank processes pays and collects.
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