#USHouseMarketStructureDraft The classification of "digital goods" outside the framework of securities, as proposed in the new bill by the US House of Representatives, could significantly improve liquidity and reduce regulatory barriers in secondary markets. If tokens that meet certain criteria (for example, utility assets without signs of an investment contract) are excluded from securities laws, this will reduce legal risks for projects and exchanges.
This step may also reduce the number of disputes with the SEC, especially if the rules are clear. However, the key issue will remain the definition of boundaries: tokens that the SEC considers investment instruments will still fall under regulation. Nevertheless, clearer regulatory guidance is capable of attracting institutional investors and accelerating the development of DeFi.
Such an approach could also stimulate innovation, as projects will gain more legal certainty when issuing tokens. However, it is important that regulators do not create loopholes for fraudsters, maintaining a balance between market freedom and investor protection.
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