Six prominent blockchain organizations, including Chainlink and Cardano, have collectively urged the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to officially recognize digital commodities as non-securities within its upcoming regulatory framework, according to CoinTelegraph.
This move aims to clarify the regulatory status of various digital assets, potentially easing compliance burdens and fostering innovation in the crypto space. By distinguishing digital commodities from securities, these groups hope to establish clearer guidelines that reflect the unique nature of blockchain assets.
For Japanese investors and traders, who closely monitor U.S. regulatory developments, this push signals ongoing efforts to shape global crypto rules that may influence market access and asset classification in Japan's evolving digital asset landscape.