
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has emphasized the need for greater clarity regarding the legal framework surrounding digital tokens, suggesting that they should be viewed as commodities. In her recent statements, Peirce indicated that the commission is working towards providing more clarity for the cryptocurrency industry, which has faced regulatory uncertainty. She highlighted the importance of establishing standards for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and suggested exploring an 'ICO 2.0' framework that would require minimum standards of transparency and disclosures. This framework would differentiate tokens from equity, addressing concerns over the current IPO process. Peirce's remarks come amidst ongoing discussions about the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and the need for regulatory frameworks that can adapt to new developments in the industry.


Will every significant app eventually run its own chain? What makes launching your own chain increasingly viable? Justin Drake talks about it here: https://t.co/UJ1yDdA0XJ https://t.co/uYuYM4Sk16
have we considered that chain tribalism is stunting the overall crypto industry growth because we're pushing our interop chain decision making problems onto users instead of ourselves users just want to use apps
there's only two outcomes moving forward chain interop is so seamless that users only pick which dapps they use, not which chain, and each dapp is on all chains OR increasing chain tribalism