Which cryptocurrencies are required to disclose rule 606 reports and how does this affect their transparency?

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• Stryhn PearsonJan 05, 2026 · a month ago
  As of now, there are no specific cryptocurrencies that are required to disclose rule 606 reports. Rule 606 reports are primarily related to broker-dealers and their handling of customer orders. However, the transparency of cryptocurrencies can be affected indirectly by the disclosure of rule 606 reports. When broker-dealers disclose their handling of customer orders, it can provide insights into the overall market structure and potential conflicts of interest, which can impact the perception of transparency in the cryptocurrency market.
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• Dede SabilOct 02, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Unfortunately, there is no comprehensive list of cryptocurrencies that are required to disclose rule 606 reports. Rule 606 reports mainly apply to traditional financial institutions and broker-dealers. However, the transparency of cryptocurrencies can still be influenced by the disclosure of rule 606 reports in the broader financial industry. Increased transparency in traditional financial markets can lead to greater scrutiny and demand for transparency in the cryptocurrency space as well.
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• Dipak TambeJul 19, 2025 · 7 months ago
  BYDFi is a digital asset exchange that values transparency and compliance. While rule 606 reports do not directly apply to cryptocurrencies, BYDFi voluntarily discloses relevant information to promote transparency. This includes providing detailed information on order execution and handling practices. By doing so, BYDFi aims to build trust and ensure transparency for its users. Transparency is crucial in the cryptocurrency industry to foster confidence and attract more participants.
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