🚨 Big Thursday Crypto Regulation Update! 🚨

International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has warned that the rising use of asset tokenization—issuing blockchain-based versions of things like stocks or bonds—brings “new risks and vulnerabilities” even though many issues fall under existing frameworks.

Also, in the U.S., U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins said the agency is planning a token taxonomy to clarify which digital assets are securities and which are not — a major step toward crypto regulatory clarity.

💡 What to keep in mind:

– When tokens represent real-world assets or are tightly linked to contracts, they may carry securities-style regulation.

– If tokens are more like “digital tools” or purely network-based assets, they might fall under lighter regimes.

– For you (and crypto investors in India or globally): this means regulatory classification matters—how a token is labelled can dramatically affect rights, compliance, risk and return.

Would you like a headline or summary of how this could specifically affect Indian crypto platforms and investors?