#USHouseMarketStructureDraft The new project discussing the structure of the US market clarifies that 'digital goods' are not classified as securities provided certain conditions are met. This could significantly enhance liquidity in secondary markets, simplifying the trade of digital assets without the stringent regulations characteristic of securities. The exemption from securities classification lowers entry barriers, attracting more participants and increasing trading volumes. Furthermore, it aids in regulatory compliance by providing clear frameworks for issuers and traders, minimizing legal risks. However, questions remain about the exact criteria for exclusion and their application. This decision may stimulate innovation and growth in the digital asset sector, but it requires further monitoring to ensure market stability.