Editorial

Malairte Articles

Analysis, commentary, and context on US crypto policy, proof-of-work mining, commodity-coin classification, and how MLRT fits into the emerging regulatory map.

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Tokenization vs. Native Coins: What MLRT Brings That Wrapped Securities Cannot

At the May 2025 SEC tokenization roundtable, Chair Atkins compared on-chain settlement to the analog-to-digital transition. But tokenizing a security is not the same as building a native commodity coin like MLRT.

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Keynote Address at the Crypto Task Force Roundtable on Tokenization — Chairman Paul S. Atkins
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The SEC's Token Safe Harbor and Why Mature, Mined Networks Like MLRT Already Qualify in Spirit

The SEC's March 2026 Token Safe Harbor proposal gives projects a path out of investment-contract status. A mature, mined network like MLRT already satisfies the spirit of the safe harbor by construction.

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Regulation Crypto Assets: A Token Safe Harbor — Chairman Paul S. Atkins
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Stablecoins, Securities, and Sound Money: Where MLRT Fits on the Spectrum

The SEC's April 2025 stablecoin statement said covered stablecoins aren't securities because they aren't bought as investments. The same reasoning, applied honestly, lands cleanly on a born-mined commodity coin like MLRT.

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Statement on Stablecoins — SEC Division of Corporation Finance (staff)
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Self-Custody Is an American Value: Running Your Own MLRT Node

At the SEC's June 2025 DeFi roundtable, Chair Paul Atkins called self-custody of one's private property a foundational American value. Running an MLRT node is how that principle gets exercised.

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Remarks at the Crypto Task Force Roundtable on Decentralized Finance — Chairman Paul S. Atkins
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Why Proof-of-Work Mining Isn't a Security — and What It Means for MLRT Miners

The SEC's Division of Corporation Finance has said the quiet part out loud: mining a permissionless coin is not selling a security. That conclusion fits MLRT's design exactly.

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Statement on Certain Proof-of-Work Mining Activities — SEC Division of Corporation Finance (staff)
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Inside Project Crypto: Why MLRT Is Built for the Token Taxonomy Era

Inside Project Crypto, Chair Atkins outlined a four-category token taxonomy. MLRT, a born-mined network coin, sits cleanly in the digital-commodity bucket — by design.

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The SEC's Approach to Digital Assets: Inside Project Crypto — Chairman Paul S. Atkins
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Project Crypto and the Case for Open, CPU/GPU-Mined Networks Like MLRT

Project Crypto, announced in July 2025, is the SEC's framework for treating open, on-chain networks as first-class infrastructure. CPU/GPU-mined MLRT is exactly that kind of network.

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American Leadership in the Digital Finance Revolution — Chairman Paul S. Atkins
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A New Paradigm for Crypto: How MLRT Lines Up With Howey, Cleanly

At SEC Speaks 2025, Commissioner Peirce sketched a 'new paradigm' for applying Howey to crypto. A protocol-distributed coin like MLRT lines up cleanly with every part of it.

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New Paradigm: Remarks at SEC Speaks — Commissioner Hester M. Peirce
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Financial Privacy Without Anonymity: How MLRT's Open UTXO Ledger Strikes the Balance

Commissioner Peirce's December 2025 privacy roundtable remarks framed financial privacy as a fundamentally American value. MLRT's open UTXO ledger sits on the privacy-without-anonymity line by design.

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Privacy in the House: Remarks at the Privacy and Financial Surveillance Roundtable — Commissioner Hester M. Peirce
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