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The legal attributes of tokens have sparked heated discussions: how to balance regulation and innovation? In the cryptocurrency industry, the legal attributes of tokens have become the focus of attention for both the industry and investors. This issue not only involves legal and regulatory requirements but also directly affects market operations and investor rights. The regulatory actions of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the cryptocurrency field have undoubtedly intensified the heat of this issue. Through multiple case analyses, we can see that the SEC's actions have sparked widespread discussions on the legal attributes of tokens. This article will explore the importance of whether tokens are considered securities from three perspectives: legal regulation, market impact, and investor protection. Is regulatory action excessive? The legal attributes of tokens have attracted considerable attention largely because they directly relate to the compliance of the issuer. According to the SEC's "Howey Test", if a token meets the criteria for an investment contract, that is, investors will

Humanode: A human-centric Layer 1 network based on Substrate The Humanode project is based on the core principles of blockchain - decentralization, openness, transparency, and equal participation. However, the current mainstream PoW and PoS mechanisms have inherent centralization issues that lead to the emergence of oligarchs among validators and miners, impacting the security and democracy of the blockchain. Data shows that the number of Bitcoin and Ethereum nodes worldwide is limited and unevenly distributed, primarily concentrated in North America and Europe. This means that the control and benefits of the blockchain network are still concentrated in the hands of a few institutions and individuals. Humanode aims to solve this problem. It ensures that each node corresponds to a real and unique living person through biometric technology, rather than a machine or software. Humanode believes that all humans are equal, and therefore all nodes should also be equal in terms of fee distribution, validation, and voting.

A programmer who missed out on millions of wealth by exchanging Bitcoin for pizza: never regretted. In May 2010, a user with the username Laszlo posted on the Bitcoin forum, expressing his willingness to exchange 10,000 Bitcoins for two large pizzas. At that time, Bitcoin had just been introduced, and people were still quite unfamiliar with this "digital cryptocurrency" online, and the concept of trading had not yet formed. Therefore, this post initially did not attract much attention, with only a few users showing interest, but due to geographical reasons, the deal could not be completed. At that time, 10,000 Bitcoins were worth about $30, which made Laszlo doubt whether his offer was too low. It wasn't until four days later, on May 22, that Laszlo replied on the forum stating that he had successfully bought the pizza and shared a photo. This day is thus known as "Bitcoin Pizza Day." This transaction has significant historical significance, as it is the first physical transaction since the birth of Bitcoin, marking the beginning of the