There may not end to crypto security in the US?

[joniboini]

but this time around, you could see that they have developed more wings and engage new routes on attacking crypto, they may chose to call it whatsoever name it feels good to them, we know what they are up to, the attack may not stop oe ended like that, they are only transcending form one stage of attack to another.

Let's say they won't categorize everything as security tokens but they want to regulate them in one way or another. Do you consider this an attack too? I'm in the camp that individuals should be able to tell whether a token is a shitcoin or not without relying on a third party, but sadly not everyone is like this. If they jump on meme tokens and get rekt they'll blame crypto instead of their own stupidity. Government regulations, as terrible as they are, probably will reduce the number of scam tokens launching every day if they get it right.

[TokenTactician24]

When it seems that the pressure on certain coin/tokens called security has died down, unfortunately there are more trouble for them in the US as Coinbase exchanges face lawsuit over unregistered security sales.
As it stands, it like the list of coin/tokens tagged as security may be far from over, as there could more tokens that may be considered security in the US in near future. Do you think there are going to be more token on the list in near future?
Take a look here: https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-lawsuit-unregistered-securities-sales-judge-rules

Regulatory storm isn’t over. Coinbase’s lawsuit shows the SEC is still hunting securities—more tokens could be next. Stay sharp, expect turbulence.