Progress or Legal Trap? The New U.S. House Draft Raises More Questions Than Answers.
The new draft from the U.S. House aims to redefine the rules for “digital commodities,” excluding them from being classified as securities—if they don’t grant rights over the issuer.
Everyone’s posting: “Huge win for the crypto industry.”
But few are asking if this is just more regulatory framing disguised as clarity—another way to filter and control instead of truly freeing digital assets.
Is this really a path forward for tokens like XRP, or just a temporary fix giving more power to government narratives?
Sure, it could boost secondary market liquidity. But it may also box in everything that doesn’t fit neatly into their framework.
Who gets to decide what qualifies as a “commodity”?
Don’t mistake clarity for convenience.
In crypto, what looks like progress may just be a shinier cage with stricter bars.
