What Is the “Sufficiently Decentralized” Standard in Token Classification?

The "sufficiently decentralized" standard, often associated with the Hinman speech, suggests that a token may no longer be a security if the network is so decentralized that purchasers no longer rely on the managerial or entrepreneurial efforts of a central promoter. This is a critical factor in arguing that a token has transitioned from a security to a non-security.

What Was the Court’s Reasoning for Classifying Programmatic Sales as Non-Securities?
Can Basis Risk Ever Be Completely Eliminated?
What Is the “Sufficiently Decentralized” Standard?
Can a Security Token Ever Transition into a Non-Security (Utility) Token?
How Does the Concept of ‘Sufficient Decentralization’ Relate to Token Classification?
Distinguish between Horizontal and Vertical Commonality
What Is the Primary Difference between a ‘View’ Function and a ‘State-Changing’ Function?
What Role Do Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) Play in Token Classification?

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