Since the entry of cryptocurrencies into the financial sphere, many players in the industry, including stakeholders, demand a clear classification of these blockchain assets. The CEO of Strategy, Michael Saylor, also expressed himself, calling on the United States government to precisely define digital titles and digital raw materials.
In short
- Michael Saylor calls for clear cryptographic taxonomy to resolve regulatory conflicts and guide the classification of digital assets.
- Digital Asset Market Clarity Act aims to define when tokens are titles or raw materials under American law.
- The SEC and the CFTC will collaborate to guarantee the transparency, registration and monitoring of assets and digital exchanges.
- The United States is likely to lose innovation in cryptocurrencies in favor of other nations while businesses are waiting for a regulatory framework to enter the market.
Ascending calls for a clear classification of cryptocurrencies in the face of regulatory confusion
Michael Saylor urged the authorities to establish a categorization of digital assets which clearly explains what a title or digital merchandise is, as well as the conditions of their tokenization. During a meeting Thursday with the shareholders, the leader of Strategy stressed that a defined taxonomy of crypto-assets would benefit the market By offering long -awaited operational clarity.
In my opinion, it would be beneficial for the market to finally clarify the taxonomy of digital assets.
Michael Saylor
For years, the absence of clear legal definitions for digital assets has been at the heart of conflicts between large companies in the sector, such as Ripple, and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Today, industry players call on the Trump administration to clearly define the legal status of these assets, which would provide blockchain companies with an exploitable framework. Saylor says that persistent tensions between companies and regulators will not stop as long as a taxonomy will not be offered.
In the meantime, the current management of the SEC has set up a dedicated special cell (Crypto Task Force) to cryptocurrencies to treat some of these uncertainties.
Faced with the risk of decline in the United States, call for regulatory clarity in crypto
Saylor's comments are involved while the White House working group on digital asset markets requires more responsiveness from federal regulators to publish directives on the property, exchange, management and recording of cryptocurrencies.
Thursday, the president of the Sec, Paul Atkins, recognized that Many progress in token was made outside the United Statesdue to persistent regulatory uncertainties. However, he added that many companies were ready to enter the American market as soon as the legal framework is clarified. He called on dry teams to support projects in this transition, so that the United States remains at the top of the evolution of digital assets.
The American Congress will debate Digital Asset Market Clarity Act
An advance could be profiled: American legislators must debate in September 2025 of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Saylor believes that this bill would “create an extremely rich framework” for Crypto companies and businesses wishing to issue, exchange or tokenize assets.
Here are the main provisions of the Clarity Act:
- Clear supervision rules : the dry would supervise the tokens considered to be investments, while the CFTC would regulate the decentralized tokens used as a utility or for trading.
- New tokens category : A token could start as a financial title, then be reclassified in goods if it reaches a sufficient level of decentralization.
- Mandatory registration : exchange platforms, brokers and traders will have to register with the CFTC under penalty of sanctions.
- Limited fundraising : Projects being decentralized will be able to raise up to $ 75 million per year, under lightened dry rules.
- More transparency and safety : projects will have to publish regular updates. The dry and the CFTC will cooperate to remove the tokens deemed risky or not in accordance with.
Michael Saylor says that with this law, 40 million companies could, in theory, issue a token in four hours for only $ 40. Famous for its pro-bitcoin positions, Saylor also defends the aggressive accumulation strategy adopted by Strategy, today considered a model by many companies holding Bitcoin in cash.
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