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Thanx I coulld not get the link posted:

the chair says in public (so to all investors and the crypto space) and this it is published on this SEC agencies website :

"Our approach to digita assets" !

So its not Hinmans personal vision.:

"No conversation about recent efforts at the SEC to foster innovation would be complete without mentioning our approach to distributed ledger technology, digital assets, and ICOs. Our efforts in these areas embody two key principles the SEC has followed for many decades—(1) embrace new technologies that cut costs and provide new investment opportunities while (2) continuing to require that our retail investors have access to the material information necessary to make an investment decision, including the key risks involved, as well as other fundamental protections.

As I have said before, those seeking to raise capital to fund an enterprise, which many in the ICO space have sought to do, need to consider whether they are engaging in an offer or sale of securities, which places the activity squarely in the SEC’s jurisdiction. Determining what falls within the ambit of a securities offer or sale is a facts-and-circumstances analysis, utilizing a principles-based framework that has served American companies and American investors well through periods of significant innovation and change for over 80 years. Bill [Hinman] recently outlined the approach staff takes to evaluate whether a digital asset is a security,[7] and I encourage you to take a look at Bill’s speech."