Paul Atkins just dropped a bomb at the SEC. The new chair made it crystal clear: ICOs linked to network tokens, digital collectibles, or utility tools? Not securities. The commission won't be going after them anymore.
This marks a massive shift from the previous administration's aggressive stance. Projects building actual blockchain infrastructure and NFT platforms can finally breathe. No more treating every token launch like a stock offering.
The regulatory ice age might actually be thawing.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12h ago
Finally, the day has come, and the builders can breathe a sigh of relief
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LiquiditySurfer
· 13h ago
It's true? Atkins is enlightened this time, and the previous logic of judging all coins by stock is really outrageous
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LowCapGemHunter
· 13h ago
Damn, Atkins' hand is really amazing, and finally someone dares to tell the truth
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MysteriousZhang
· 13h ago
Is it really fake, Atkins' wave of operations is so fierce? Finally, I don't see utility tokens as stocks
Paul Atkins just dropped a bomb at the SEC. The new chair made it crystal clear: ICOs linked to network tokens, digital collectibles, or utility tools? Not securities. The commission won't be going after them anymore.
This marks a massive shift from the previous administration's aggressive stance. Projects building actual blockchain infrastructure and NFT platforms can finally breathe. No more treating every token launch like a stock offering.
The regulatory ice age might actually be thawing.