Senate Crypto Bill Classifies Network Tokens as Commodities Like BTC
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The U.S. Senate's Clarity Act draft classifies network tokens like XRP, ADA, DOGE, and SOL as commodities. It states that tokens associated with ETFs or ETPs are not securities. Analysts suggest this legislation could spur altseason in 2026.
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- The U.S. Senate discussion draft bill intends to classify network tokens as commodities.
- The policymakers also show that tokens with ETFs or ETPs are not securities.
- Wall Street analysts believe that the passage of the Clarity Act is a hallmark catalyst for altseason 2026.
The newly published Senate Banking draft of market structure has classified network tokens as commodities. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which currently has bipartisan support, intends to classify network tokens – such as XRP, Cardano (ADA), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Solana (SOL) – under the same category as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
Clarity Act Draft Classifies Network Tokens as Commodities
According to page 98 of the Senate’s Clarity Act draft, network tokens shall not be classified as ancillary assets. If adopted as it is, the Senate draft will put network tokens under the Comm…
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