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by: xpoolPosted on: August 20, 2025

SEC Shifts Crypto Regulatory Approach: Fewer Token Classifications Under Review

In a departure from the previous SEC chair’s stance, the new SEC commissioner, Atkins, is signaling a more flexible approach to classifying crypto assets. He emphasizes that token classification depends on how the asset is packaged and sold, not just its inherent characteristics. This shift suggests a less stringent regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies.

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