Upcoming US CLARITY Act (debate starts 14 July) will split tokens into two lanes:
— Digital commodities (CFTC; easier exchange listings)
— Securities (SEC; heavy registration)
Why $TURBO sits in the commodity lane
— Runs on Ethereum, already classed “mature & decentralised”
— Launched via open crowdfund; no ICO/presale or profit promises
— Decentralised: contract renounced, no treasury, no governance rights, no dev roadmap
— Founder stake well below the bill’s “control” cap
— Community-run comms: socials and narrative carried by volunteers, not a central entity
— No founder promotion: creator avoids financial promises or price-driven marketing that would signal ongoing managerial effort
What this means for holders
— If the Act passes as drafted, $TURBO should qualify as a digital commodity, so US trading venues can keep listing it without the extra burdens that apply to securities.
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