#USHouseMarketStructureDraft

Congress Just Dropped a Draft That Could Kick the SEC Out of Crypto — Here’s What You Need to Know

Alright fam, let’s talk about this new U.S. House draft that’s got the crypto streets buzzing.

According to the latest drop, lawmakers are finally trying to clarify what counts as a “security” in crypto — and guess what? If you’re buying or selling tokens on the secondary market (aka not directly from the project or team), and the token doesn’t give you ownership or a cut of profits, then boom — it’s NOT a security.

Yup. That means no SEC breathing down your neck for every token you flip.

Reported by Eleanor Terrett and confirmed in the actual draft — page 49 spells it out: if a token ain’t offering ownership in a company’s assets or profits, it shouldn’t be treated like a stock. Simple.

This could shift a TON of power to the CFTC and bring clarity to exchanges, devs, and degens alike.

But let’s keep it real…

Is this the clarity we’ve been asking for — or just a new way to regulate us?

Are we cool with secondary trades being free from SEC rules…

Or is there still too much room for shady plays and rug pulls?

I wanna hear from y’all:

Is this bullish for crypto freedom? Or does it open the door for more chaos?

"You decide"