The regulatory attitude towards encryption assets is undergoing a subtle yet profound shift.
In the past, digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum were often labeled as "high-risk assets," tied to systemic risks and speculative behavior. However, recent signals indicate that this blanket classification is being broken.
The SEC and related agencies have begun to adjust the risk assessment logic. The core of the change lies not in the wording, but in the substantial reshaping of the classification system —
Once upon a time: cryptocurrency was seen as a threat.
Now: BTC and other cryptocurrencies
View OriginalIn the past, digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum were often labeled as "high-risk assets," tied to systemic risks and speculative behavior. However, recent signals indicate that this blanket classification is being broken.
The SEC and related agencies have begun to adjust the risk assessment logic. The core of the change lies not in the wording, but in the substantial reshaping of the classification system —
Once upon a time: cryptocurrency was seen as a threat.
Now: BTC and other cryptocurrencies











