最新报道：According to Coinnet, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins reiterated his more friendly stance toward cryptocurrencies than the previous administration, stating that only a "very small number" of tokens are securities. At the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium on Tuesday, Atkins stated that the SEC will "continue to advance the idea that tokens themselves are not necessarily securities and likely are not." Atkins added, "In my view, only a very small number of tokens are securities, but it depends on the packaging around them and how they are sold." Atkins' comments follow the SEC's launch of "Project Crypto" last month, which the chairman described as an effort to "modernize" securities laws and help U.S. financial markets move on-chain. These efforts contrast with the view of former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, who believed that most crypto assets are securities. "This is a new era for this [crypto] industry," Atkins said on Tuesday. "We're focused on innovation. Now we want to embrace it." "We must develop a framework that protects the cryptocurrency market from regulatory shenanigans in the future," Atkins said in a post on the X platform after his appearance on Tuesday. "I look forward to working with my colleagues in the administration and Congress to get this done." Some cryptocurrency analysts have praised Atkins' policies. Earlier this month, Bernstein analysts described the SEC's Project Crypto initiative as "the boldest and most transformative cryptocurrency vision proposed by a sitting SEC chairman," saying the project could "rewrite the rules on Wall Street." Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan also described Project Crypto as a roadmap for investing over the next five years, with Atkins suggesting that all assets (including stocks, bonds, and dollars) will eventually move on-chain.