Business & Regulation·CoinTelegraph· 3h ago

SEC will consider most crypto assets not securities under federal law

Strategic Analysis // Ian Gross

"This interpretative shift by the SEC could unlock significant institutional capital currently constrained by securities law ambiguity, potentially broadening market participation and liquidity for a wider array of digital assets. It signals a maturing regulatory framework that, while still evolving, may foster greater confidence in crypto's long-term integration into traditional finance. This reclassification impacts capital formation strategies and the competitive landscape for compliant digital asset offerings."

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SEC will consider most crypto assets not securities under federal law

The Big Coin Report Take

The SEC has apparently decided that not everything is a security, a revelation that will surely shock precisely no one who has been paying attention. One can only imagine the arduous process of determining that some tokens are, in fact, just tokens.

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