The chairman of the US SEC proposed implementing a single regulatory framework for crypto "super apps" and stated that "most crypto tokens are not securities." Paul Atkins, chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), recently made it clear in a speech at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in France that "most crypto tokens are not securities," and proposed to establish a single, streamlined regulatory framework for "super apps" platforms that provide various crypto services such as trading, lending, and staking. This move marks a significant shift in the SEC's approach to crypto regulation, aimed at providing greater certainty for the industry and dropping innovation costs. SEC chairman makes significant remarks: tokens are not securities, supporting "super apps" At the OECD roundtable held in Paris, France on September 10, SEC chairman Paul Atkins delivered a landmark speech. He publicly stated, "We must acknowledge that the era of cryptocurrency has arrived," and pointed out that "most crypto tokens are not securities."