The new token classification by the SEC marks a turning point for the crypto world ⚖️

I have been closely following the regulatory landscape for digital assets, and the announcement made by SEC Chair Gary Gensler at the Federal Reserve's fintech conference in Philadelphia seems like a real turning point.

The launch of an official token taxonomy framework is the most significant and practical step I have seen so far from a U.S. regulatory body.

This is not just a new warning or another enforcement campaign; it is the beginning of a long-awaited regulatory roadmap.

For several years, the entire industry has been operating under a cloud of ambiguity.

The big question has always been: "Is this asset considered a security?"

A billion-dollar question, and there was no clear or consistent answer.

The SEC's previous approach, which relied on enforcement and penalties more than clarity and regulation, was in some cases necessary to deter fraud, but at the same time created a chilling effect on innovation.

Developers and startups found themselves trying to interpret outdated laws dating back decades (like the Howey Test) and apply them to entirely new technologies that bear no resemblance to anything in traditional markets.

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