Skip to main content
Global Boost Media logo
HomeNewsMarketsTop MoversLearning HubAnalysisAdvertisingFeed
BTC
...
Loading...
Login
NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
Loading latest news...
  • Navigation
  • Home
  • News
  • Markets
  • Top Movers
  • Learning Hub
  • Analysis
  • Advertising
  • Feed
  • Login
  • Sign Up
  1. Home
  2. News
  3. Breaking: U.S. SEC Unveils ‘Token Taxonomy' To Hel...
Global Boost Media - 24/7 Cryptocurrency Broadcasting Network

Platform

  • Live Streaming
  • Market Data
  • Paper Tiger Game
  • Paper Tiger Sponsors
  • Top Movers
  • Analysis Tools

Content

  • Video Library
  • Market Analysis
  • Expert Interviews
  • Tutorials
  • Learning Hub
  • Press Releases

Company

  • About Us
  • Team
  • Careers
  • Content Creators
  • Press
  • Investor Relations
  • Contact

Legal

  • Editorial Guidelines
  • Risk Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Contact Legal
🔒

Secure Platform

Bank-level encryption

✓

Verified Data

CoinMarketCap Pro API

👥

Expert Team

Industry professionals

📊

Real-Time Data

Updated every 2 minutes

Risk Disclaimer|Privacy Policy

© 2025 Global Boost Media. All rights reserved.

The world's first 24/7 cryptocurrency broadcasting network. Professional financial television for digital assets.

We provide cryptocurrency market data and news. We do not sell, trade, or broker cryptocurrencies. Not financial advice.

Back to News
Featured image for article: Breaking: U.S. SEC Unveils ‘Token Taxonomy' To Help Classify Crypto Assets

Breaking: U.S. SEC Unveils ‘Token Taxonomy' To Help Classify Crypto Assets

November 12, 2025Coingapegeneral
Share:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revealed the next steps in its Project Crypto initiative. The commission plans to create a token taxonomy framework to clarify which crypto assets are securities and which are not.

📋 Article Summary

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken a significant step in providing much-needed clarity to the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency industry. The commission's unveiling of a "Token Taxonomy" framework aims to establish a clear set of guidelines to help classify various digital assets, a crucial move in a market plagued by regulatory uncertainty. This initiative comes at a critical juncture for the crypto ecosystem, as the lack of consistent regulatory oversight has hindered mainstream adoption and investor confidence. By introducing a comprehensive taxonomy, the SEC hopes to provide a roadmap for differentiating between securities and non-security crypto assets, empowering both industry participants and regulators to navigate the complex landscape more effectively. The proposed framework will likely draw heavily on the Howey test, a longstanding legal precedent used to determine whether a given investment contract constitutes a security. However, the SEC recognizes the unique characteristics of digital assets, and the new taxonomy is expected to take into account factors such as the level of decentralization, the purpose of the token, and the rights and obligations conferred to holders. This move is expected to have far-reaching implications for the crypto industry. For investors, a clear classification system will provide greater transparency and help them make more informed decisions, potentially reducing the risk of exposure to unregistered securities. For cryptocurrency projects and developers, the taxonomy will offer much-needed guidance on compliance, enabling them to structure their offerings in a manner that aligns with regulatory requirements. Furthermore, the taxonomy's impact is likely to extend beyond individual investors and projects. Regulators, both domestic and international, will closely monitor the SEC's framework, as it may serve as a template for other jurisdictions to follow. This harmonization of regulatory approaches could pave the way for greater global coordination and collaboration, ultimately fostering a more stable and mature crypto ecosystem. However, the implementation of the Token Taxonomy is not without its challenges. Experts anticipate that the SEC will face a delicate balancing act, as it seeks to strike a balance between providing clear guidelines and accommodating the rapidly evolving nature of the crypto market. Ongoing dialogue and collaboration between regulators, industry players, and other stakeholders will be crucial in refining the framework and ensuring its effectiveness. Despite these hurdles, the SEC's initiative represents a significant step forward in the quest for regulatory clarity in the cryptocurrency space. As the digital asset landscape continues to expand and mature, the Token Taxonomy framework could serve as a crucial catalyst, empowering investors, fostering innovation, and ultimately contributing to the long-term sustainability of the crypto industry.

Read the Full Article

Continue reading this article on Coingape

Read Full Article

Related Articles

Thumbnail for article: Coinbase's $2 Billion Deal With Stablecoin Startup BVNK Collapses
generalNov 12

Coinbase's $2 Billion Deal With Stablecoin Startup BVNK Collapses

Coinbase just walked away from a $2 billion stablecoin deal with BVNK.

Thumbnail for article: Dubai Court Issues Worldwide Freeze of $456 Million Tied to Justin Sun's Stablecoin Bailout
generalNov 12

Dubai Court Issues Worldwide Freeze of $456 Million Tied to Justin Sun's Stablecoin Bailout

A judge ordered a freeze of $456 million in assets tied to a stablecoin reserve bailout that reportedly involved Tron founder Justin Sun.

Thumbnail for article: Will Trump's $2,000 Tariff Stimulus Checks Impact the Crypto Market?
generalNov 12

Will Trump's $2,000 Tariff Stimulus Checks Impact the Crypto Market?

The Trump administration's plan to issue tariff-funded “dividend” payments has triggered debate across financial markets, including crypto.

Thumbnail for article: QCP analysts caution that crypto recovery may be short-lived amid macroeconomic risks
generalNov 12

QCP analysts caution that crypto recovery may be short-lived amid macroeconomic risks

Crypto markets recovered from last week's downturn, but QCP's analysts cautioned that the recovery may be short-lived amid macroeconomic risks.

Thumbnail for article: Kyrgyzstan Just Launched a Gold-Backed Dollar Stablecoin — and Washington Might Hate It
generalNov 12

Kyrgyzstan Just Launched a Gold-Backed Dollar Stablecoin — and Washington Might Hate It

Kyrgyzstan is preparing to launch a stablecoin denominated in US dollars but backed by its substantial gold reserves.

Thumbnail for article: Visa Launches Fiat-to-Stablecoin Pilot Program for Business Payments
generalNov 12

Visa Launches Fiat-to-Stablecoin Pilot Program for Business Payments

Visa introduces a pilot program enabling businesses to make fiat payments to individual stablecoin wallets, with recipients choosing to receive USD-backed stablecoins.