Digital asset taxonomy refers to the systematic classification and categorization of various digital assets based on their characteristics, functions, and underlying technologies. This framework helps differentiate between types such as utility tokens, security tokens, stablecoins, and non-fungible tokens. Establishing a clear taxonomy is crucial for regulatory bodies, investors, and developers to understand the legal and operational implications of different digital assets. It provides a structured approach to analyzing and comparing digital assets.
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The establishment of a universally accepted digital asset taxonomy remains a significant challenge, with ongoing debates among regulators and industry participants globally. Different jurisdictions often adopt varying classification criteria, leading to regulatory fragmentation and uncertainty. Future efforts will likely focus on harmonizing these classifications to facilitate clearer legal frameworks and market development.
The staff's targeted no-action relief establishes a critical functional utility test for network tokens, de-risking infrastructure-focused issuance models.
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