Wasim Ahmad

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@oytuntez Looking forward to using this with my apps

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2023 me couldn’t have imagined that 2126 me would see such a thing, let alone 2026 me. The healing continues.

Sen. @CoryBooker at the #DCBlockchain Summit: "Undoubtedly between blockchains, crypto, quantum computing, AI, robotics, this is something that really represents the cusp of the future advancements that are going to transform our world."

This is a welcome development from @SECGov and @CFTC as Congress works to enact the CLARITY Act, establishing a functional framework for the digital asset ecosystem.

Cool, well Grok will get even better every week!

“We’re not the securities and everything commission anymore.”

Chairman @SECPaulSAtkins on today’s interpretation on crypto assets: “After more than a decade of uncertainty, this interpretation will provide market participants with a clear understanding of how the Commission treats crypto assets under federal securities laws.”

The SEC just released the most important piece of U.S. crypto regulatory guidance ever produced. 68 pages. 148 footnotes. A 5-category token taxonomy. Safe harbors for staking, mining, wrapping, and airdrops. And a separation doctrine that changes how every token deal gets structured. Initial takeaways in this thread. Full analysis in my article below.

Our interpretation on crypto assets—grounded in existing law and informed by extensive public input—acknowledges what the former administration refused to recognize... Most crypto assets are not themselves securities.

How we Howey and other Commission interpretive positions on crypto: sec.gov/files/rules/in…

March 17, 2026: CFTC issued a no-action letter saying non-custodial wallet providers aren't intermediaries. SEC issued a rule clarifying, finally, how the Howey test applies to crypto. Chair Atkins announced plans for "Reg Crypto," a safe harbor for token issuers. Surreal.

🚨JUST IN: The @SECGov and @CFTC have issued joint, Commission-level interpretive guidance outlining how federal securities laws apply to certain crypto assets and transactions. This follows a submission to OIRA earlier this month signaling the agencies’ intent, and was approved by all three SEC commissioners (Atkins, Peirce, Uyeda) as well as @ChairmanSelig. The guidance establishes a token taxonomy and addresses how activities like staking, mining, airdrops, and wrapping are treated under existing law. Notably, SEC Chair @SECPaulSAtkins says it reflects that most crypto assets are not themselves securities and that investment contracts can come to an end. While interpretive guidance doesn’t change the law, it reflects how regulators intend to apply it, giving the market a clearer directional signal. Separately, this is distinct from the SEC’s still-pending rulemaking on crypto asset offerings.