🚀 A New Regulatory Erabr The SEC, under Chairman Paul Atkins, has pivoted from enforcement-heavy tactics to fostering innovation, endorsing tokenization as a driver of market efficiency. This marks the most significant regulatory shift in U.S. securities law in decades.br br 🔗 Tokenization as Market Infrastructurebr The SEC now recognizes blockchain-based asset representation as superior market infrastructure. Commissioner Hester Peirce’s push for "regulatory sandboxes" highlights a balance between innovation and investor protection.br br 📊 Institutional Green Lightbr By rescinding restrictive accounting rules (SAB 121), the SEC removes barriers to institutional crypto custody. This paves the way for banks and asset managers to fully integrate digital assets.br br 🌍 U.S. Reclaims Competitive Edgebr With clear guidelines on token classification and trading, the U.S. aims to reverse capital flight and attract institutional flows back from overseas markets operating under frameworks like MiCA.br br ⚖️ From Enforcement to Claritybr The SEC shifts from "regulation by enforcement" to proactive rule-making, reducing uncertainty for market participants and enabling compliant digital asset innovation.