SEC security token
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4 BNB 4BNB | $764.71 | −1.68% | −4.71% | 11.08% | $101.83 B | $101.89 B | $783.54 M | |||
5 XRP 5XRP | $1.49 | −2.49% | −2.29% | 8.09% | $93.95 B | $149.18 B | $2.33 B | |||
7 SOL 7Solana | $118.78 | −3.22% | 0.29% | 14.65% | $69.82 B | $75.37 B | $4.24 B | |||
8 TRX 8TRON | $0.336 | 0.66% | −2.41% | −1.61% | $31.91 B | $31.90 B | $383.98 M | |||
15 ADA 15Cardano | $0.2457 | −3.71% | 0.30% | 21.47% | $9.04 B | $11.04 B | $356.07 M | |||
18 NEAR 18NEAR Protocol | $4.77 | −11.54% | 19.23% | 165.75% | $6.24 B | $6.26 B | $901.19 M | |||
28 GRAM 28Gram (prev. TON) | $1.59 | −1.23% | 9.59% | 17.52% | $4.50 B | $8.41 B | $136.59 M | |||
52 ICP 52Internet Computer | $3.03 | −3.88% | 2.98% | 28.51% | $1.69 B | $1.69 B | $59.48 M | |||
62 ALGO 62Algorand | $0.1356 | 14.38% | 21.19% | 51.54% | $1.23 B | $1.35 B | $233.74 M | |||
70 ATOM 70Cosmos Hub | $1.73 | −7.09% | −2.96% | 17.13% | $925.97 M | $928.11 M | $41.49 M | |||
71 FIL 71Filecoin | $1.04 | −7.90% | 7.07% | 53.45% | $866.99 M | $2.04 B | $90.10 M | |||
72 NEXO 72NEXO | $0.86 | −2.42% | −1.73% | 4.04% | $860.00 M | $863.80 M | $6.75 M | |||
73 DASH 73Dash | $64.55 | −6.43% | 8.80% | 69.91% | $829.29 M | $829.29 M | $132.53 M | |||
110 BTT 110BitTorrent | $0.0₅37 | −0.63% | 7.60% | 29.27% | $365.20 M | $365.20 M | $11.19 M | |||
130 LUNC 130Terra Luna Classic | $0.00005297 | −5.15% | −4.12% | 1.07% | $291.89 M | $341.54 M | $12.19 M | |||
141 RUNE 141THORChain | $0.786 | 3.96% | 25.17% | 64.17% | $258.28 M | $278.49 M | $284.95 M | |||
164 AXS 164Axie Infinity | $1.09 | −5.80% | 3.79% | 22.14% | $191.85 M | $296.19 M | $20.28 M | |||
173 MANA 173Decentraland | $0.089 | −2.14% | 5.25% | 20.36% | $176.75 M | $195.57 M | $8.70 M | |||
182 CHZ 182Chiliz | $0.01568 | −5.12% | −1.29% | 15.76% | $165.33 M | $165.54 M | $33.43 M | |||
208 SAND 208The Sandbox | $0.04274 | −5.09% | 3.02% | 10.94% | $125.55 M | $128.28 M | $36.71 B | |||
284 FTT 284FTX Token | $0.2502 | −1.98% | −6.63% | 10.76% | $82.29 M | $82.32 M | $806,273.72 | |||
358 AMP 358Amp | $0.00064 | −3.81% | 30.24% | 33.51% | $57.46 M | $63.16 M | $14.81 M | |||
381 FLOW 381Flow | $0.0302 | −8.45% | −6.87% | 6.99% | $51.09 M | $51.29 M | $5.87 M | |||
393 XYO 393XYO Network | $0.003573 | −1.52% | −0.54% | 2.28% | $49.55 M | $49.77 M | $3.96 M | |||
478 COTI 478COTI | $0.01278 | −12.70% | −19.73% | 4.19% | $38.67 M | $18.36 M | $34.43 M | |||
488 POWR 488Powerledger | $0.0668 | −4.87% | 6.05% | 49.20% | $37.95 M | $67.06 M | $1.26 M | |||
496 MNGO 496Mango | $0.03369 | 0.03% | 2.79% | 6.56% | $37.65 M | $37.65 M | $651.76 | |||
578 LCX 578LCX | $0.03583 | 1.65% | 26.26% | 45.73% | $34.01 M | $34.01 M | $519,188.33 | |||
601 USTC 601TerraUSD Classic | $0.00573 | −5.34% | −2.28% | 9.20% | $31.93 M | $34.78 M | $1.17 M | |||
1360 OMG 1360OMG Network | $0.05013 | −1.74% | 4.10% | 6.74% | $7.03 M | $7.03 M | $623,516.00 | |||
1946 DRGN 1946Dragonchain | $0.007343 | 6.20% | 24.80% | 14.88% | $2.72 M | $3.18 M | $1,288.66 | |||
3684 KROM 3684Kromatika | $0.004791 | −5.62% | −5.70% | 3.14% | $384,624.71 | $479,100.00 | $117.39 | |||
3876 RGT 3876Rari Governance Token | $0.0256 | 0.26% | −23.98% | −14.37% | $319,283.86 | $319,617.22 | $16.39 | |||
4885 SAITAMA 4885Saitama Inu | $0.0001418 | −1.87% | −5.73% | −12.12% | $141,800.00 | $141,800.00 | $274.58 | |||
5639 MIR 5639Mirror Protocol | $0.001063 | 22.53% | 29.80% | −52.93% | $82,640.46 | $393,921.22 | $4,163.16 | |||
6143 VGX 6143VGX Token | $0.00006299 | 0.00% | −67.00% | −37.01% | $57,745.55 | $57,745.55 | $106.88 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SEC Security Token category?
The SEC Security Token category groups crypto tokens that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission named or alleged to be unregistered securities in enforcement actions — not "security tokens" in the tokenized-asset (STO) sense. The category traces to the June 2023 suits SEC v. Coinbase and SEC v. Binance, which together flagged 13+ tokens. DropsTab lists 30+ tokens named across SEC complaints. Category membership is historical — membership records which tokens regulators alleged, not a standing court ruling that a token is a security.
Which crypto tokens did the SEC call unregistered securities?
The SEC named tokens including BNB, Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), TRON (TRX), and XRP across its complaints. SEC v. Binance and SEC v. Coinbase listed Layer-1s (SOL, ADA, NEAR, ATOM, ALGO), DeFi tokens (RUNE, AMP, MNGO), and gaming or metaverse assets (AXS, SAND, MANA, CHZ). Ripple's XRP was the earliest target, sued in December 2020. Each SEC allegation flagged a token as a securities offering — the allegation did not finalize that classification in court.
What is the Howey Test and how does the SEC apply it to crypto?
The Howey Test is the U.S. legal standard from SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. that defines an investment contract. The Howey Test asks whether an asset involves an investment of money in a common enterprise with an expectation of profit from others' efforts. The SEC applied the Howey Test to argue tokens like SOL and ADA were sold as investment contracts. Howey exposure rises with centralization, promotional marketing, and reliance on a managerial team — factors the SEC weighed token by token.
Is XRP a security?
XRP is not a security in programmatic exchange sales, per Judge Torres' July 2023 ruling in SEC v. Ripple. The ruling found XRP institutional sales to sophisticated buyers were unregistered securities offerings, while programmatic retail sales were not. The SEC v. Ripple case closed fully in August 2025. After both parties withdrew appeals, Ripple paid the full $125M judgment to the SEC. The March 2026 SEC/CFTC interpretation named XRP among digital commodities.
Did the SEC classify Solana as a security?
Solana (SOL) was named as an alleged unregistered security in both SEC v. Coinbase and SEC v. Binance in June 2023. The SEC dismissed SEC v. Coinbase in February 2025 and SEC v. Binance on May 29 2025, ending those allegations against SOL. The March 2026 SEC/CFTC joint interpretation named SOL among ~16 tokens classified as digital commodities, which are generally not securities. Solana now carries reduced regulatory overhang.
Is BNB a security?
BNB was the central token in SEC v. Binance, filed June 2023, where the SEC alleged BNB was an unregistered security. The SEC dismissed SEC v. Binance on May 29 2025. BNB was NOT named among the digital commodities in the March 2026 SEC/CFTC interpretation. BNB therefore retains residual classification ambiguity — more than SOL, XRP, or ADA, which the framework explicitly listed as commodities. ALGO shares this unnamed status with BNB.
What happened to SEC crypto lawsuits in 2024–2025?
The SEC reversed its crypto enforcement posture in 2024–2025 under new leadership. The SEC dismissed SEC v. Coinbase in February 2025 and SEC v. Binance on May 29 2025. The SEC v. Ripple case closed in August 2025 after both parties withdrew appeals; Ripple paid the full $125M judgment. In March 2026, the SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretation classifying digital commodities, collectibles, tools, and qualifying payment stablecoins as generally not securities.
Which regulatory risks do investors in SEC-flagged tokens face?
Investors in SEC-flagged tokens face residual classification risk despite the 2024–2026 enforcement thaw. The SEC/CFTC interpretation is an agency action, not legislation — a future administration could revise the framework. Tokens not named as digital commodities, notably BNB and ALGO, retain the most classification ambiguity. Some category members carry legacy issuer risk: FTT is tied to the collapsed FTX exchange, and USTC and LUNC trace to the Terra collapse.
How to track SEC-flagged tokens by market cap on DropsTab?
DropsTab lists 30+ tokens named in SEC enforcement actions in one category scanner, sortable by market cap. The category scanner ranks BNB, XRP, SOL, ADA, and TRX alongside DeFi and gaming members like RUNE, AXS, and SAND. Investors use DropsTab filters to compare market cap, supply, and fundraising history across flagged tokens. The per-token view shows which complaint named each asset and whether the SEC allegation was later dismissed or mooted.