Krutika Adani
Mark Uyeda confirms: memecoins, PoW tokens, and some stablecoins don’t meet the “security” test under SEC law.
Uyeda says assets like DOGE don’t involve buyer contracts—so they fail the Howey Test, which defines securities.
Memecoin ETFs, especially DOGE, are under review. Polymarket predicts 50% odds for approval by year-end, 25% by July.
Uyeda pushes for flexible, crypto-native frameworks, informed by public roundtables and staff guidance.
With memecoins gaining legitimacy, and DOGE ETFs on the radar, the SEC may finally be evolving with crypto.