David and Haseeb explain how the SEC’s new initiative could mark the biggest U.S. policy shift in crypto’s history.
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The SEC now says most crypto tokens are not securities, potentially ending years of legal uncertainty for U.S. projects
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Project Crypto introduces five reforms, including support for onchain settlement, self-custody, and a single license for multi-asset trading
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Ethereum is positioned to benefit most, as major institutions like Coinbase, Circle, and Robinhood are building directly on ETH infrastructure
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U.S.-based crypto startups may soon be able to launch tokens legally without hiding teams or using offshore entities
The video ends on a bullish note, framing this as a turning point where U.S. regulation finally aligns with the open-source ethos of crypto.
