#USHouseMarketStructureDraft

Tokens: Now 30% Less Security (and 70% More Tradable!)

The U.S. House has unveiled a shiny new draft on market structure, and guess what? Under certain magical conditions, “digital commodities” might not be treated as securities. Translation: your favorite token could soon dodge SEC scrutiny like it’s playing legal limbo.

This could technically boost liquidity and compliance in secondary markets — because when regulation is confusing enough, clarity (even draft-level clarity) feels like divine intervention. Exchanges are already salivating at the idea of trading tokens without feeling like they’re walking a legal tightrope.

But before we pop the champagne, let’s remember: this is a draft, not law. And in D.C., drafts change more often than gas prices. So yes, more tokens might escape the SEC’s net… or the net might just get wider.

Until then, enjoy the regulatory theater — where crypto projects are commodities on Monday, securities on Tuesday, and Schrödinger’s assets by Friday.