Digital Commodities: SEC’s Worst Nightmare?
In a plot twist nobody saw coming (except everyone), the U.S. House draft says some crypto tokens aren’t securities. Gasp. Shock. Mild applause. If your token isn’t a centralised mess and actually does something on a public network, congratulations—it might get a CFTC stamp instead of the SEC’s legal flamethrower.
What does this mean? Potentially fewer lawsuits, more liquidity, and a chance for exchanges to stop delisting tokens like they’re allergic. It's not regulation by clarity, but it's less like regulation by dice roll.
Will it pass? Who knows. But it’s the most sensible chaos we’ve seen all week.
