The Canadian organization CIRO excluded cryptocurrency funds from the list for reduced margin rates: investors will be required to provide more collateral, which will increase the cost of cryptocurrency positions 📉

The Canadian organization CIRO stated that cryptocurrency funds will not be able to receive reduced margin rates due to volatility and liquidity risks. Funds not included in the list will be required to provide more collateral, making their maintenance more expensive. To obtain reduced rates, securities must have a volatility of no more than 25 percent, a public volume of more than 100 million Canadian dollars, and meet other liquidity and market capitalization criteria.