The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and crypto exchange Gemini file a joint motion seeking relief from a prior consent order dated 2025. The motion aims to reverse or vacate the earlier judgment that followed the CFTC’s enforcement action against Gemini, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The agreement in question involves a $5 million settlement referenced in the motion. Both parties characterize the consent order as something the CFTC believes “should not have been filed,” signaling a shift from the regulator’s prior position. The filing requests that the court remove the effect of the consent order and related judgment, rather than litigate on the merits from scratch. The CFTC’s participation indicates the agency is not only responding to Gemini’s request, but also affirmatively supporting the bid to undo the earlier outcome. The motion is submitted as a procedural step to correct or overturn the existing order; the reporting does not indicate a final ruling yet, and court action is still pending.