One of acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham’s early initiatives as agency head was compiling a list of all open enforcement matters and investigations concerning compliance issues that did not involve customer harm or market abuse. On March 11, 2025, she announced a 30‑day compliance and remediation “enforcement sprint initiative” (Initiative) in which the CFTC would seek to resolve those matters expeditiously to conserve CFTC resources and free Division of Enforcement (Division) staff “to pursue fraudsters and scammers and seek recoveries for victims, whether through disgorgement, restitution, or other measures.” On September 4, 2025, the CFTC announced six settled enforcement proceedings under the Initiative, involving 10 respondents (Respondents), most of which received credit for exemplary cooperation and/or exemplary self-reporting in line with the Division’s February 25, 2025, Advisory on Self-Reporting, Cooperation and Remediation. There were three matters involving electronic communications recordkeeping, two involving system configuration errors and one involving inaccurate reporting. The Respondents agreed to pay, in total, nearly $8.4 million in civil penalties. This article examines the six resolutions. See “Acting SEC and CFTC Chairs Emphasize Getting ‘Back to the Basics’” (May 8, 2025); and “CFTC Advisory on Self-Reporting, Cooperation and Remediation Overhauls Years of Guidance” (Mar. 27, 2025).