According to Forbes reporter Eleanor Terrett's revelation, the new draft market structure in the U.S. House of Representatives clearly presents a key principle on page 49: as long as a digital asset transaction does not involve the buyer gaining control, revenue rights, or ownership of the issuer's assets, then this transaction will not be considered a securities transaction. In other words, trading of crypto assets in the secondary market, as long as it does not directly come from the issuing entity and does not grant the buyer economic interests in the project or company, will not automatically be subject to U.S. securities law. If this provision is formally implemented, it will help define the legal nature of digital assets, provide market participants with clearer compliance boundaries, and reduce the legal risk of crypto assets being classified as securities during secondary market transactions.