U.S. SEC Chairman: Most tokens do not constitute securities, supports "super app" platform

According to news from Hash World, Paul Atkins, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), pointed out at the OECD Roundtable in Paris that the vast majority of crypto tokens are not securities. He outlined a plan to bring crypto activities such as trading, lending, and staking under a unified regulatory framework. The SEC is set to embark on a new chapter, where policy-making will no longer rely on ad-hoc enforcement actions, but rather provide clear rules to assist innovators in their development. The Digital Asset Market Working Group has submitted a "bold blueprint" to support this goal. The SEC's new strategy includes allowing platforms to operate as "super apps" to facilitate the trading, lending, and staking of digital assets under a regulatory framework. Atkins stated that these platforms should have flexibility and be able to offer various custody solutions. He believes that regulation should be moderate, avoiding additional burdens on entrepreneurs, and praised the EU's MiCA framework, calling for international cooperation to promote innovative markets.

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