What do you not understand about crypto law or policy that you wish someone would ELI5?

Do you share Travis optimism that there is a non zero chance that the US could get a framework where tokens get "pseudo-security" features without being treated as securities?

Do you share Travis optimism that there is a non zero chance that the US could get a framework where tokens get "pseudo-security" features without being treated as securities?
https://x.com/Travis_Kling/status/1830981168079974505?t=w4_3064g91PBnbZ9lbpFvA&s=19

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It's possible, but not guaranteed. I think doing it right would require new legislation, since even if the SEC were to entirely give up on enforcing the law, private lawsuits would still make this extremely risky. So "Trump win in November" as Travis suggests might not be enough.