Alleged SEC Securities

Coins in the Alleged SEC Securities category. 15 coins listed. Updated weekly.

Alleged SEC Securities is a category of cryptocurrencies sharing common characteristics or use cases. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.

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BNB bnb
#4

BNB began in 2017 as a Binance fee token, left Ethereum for Binance Chain in 2019 and became gas and stake on BSC in 2020. The 2022 Token Hub exploit and validator-coordinated halt exposed the human decisions behind its two-chain design; the 2024 Fusion and two burn mechanisms reshaped it again.

TRON trx
#8

TRON began with a 2017 content-platform sale, became an independent DPoS chain in 2018 and found its largest observable use as a rail for USDT. TRX now links resource fees, staking, SR elections, issuance and burns.

Gram (prev. Toncoin) gram
#25

Telegram sold future Grams before a court stopped distribution and Pavel Durov ended the project in 2020. Newton developers carried testnet2 into The Open Network, while the separate Free TON became Everscale. Telegram later returned as the network's driving force and largest validator, and in June 2026 the existing Toncoin was renamed Gram without a token migration.

NEAR Protocol near
#38

NEAR began as a code-writing AI experiment, became a staged sharded blockchain, and now supplies Chain Signatures and Intents for multichain actions. Its wider agent-economy thesis remains partly a roadmap, while NEAR's concrete roles are fees, storage, staking and value transfer.

Internet Computer icp
#56

Internet Computer runs canisters across subnet blockchains and lets NNS neurons change network rules, while DFINITY engineers, approved node operators, and each app's controllers retain different and consequential powers.

Cosmos Hub atom
#76

Cosmos Hub is one sovereign proof-of-stake chain in the wider Cosmos ecosystem. ATOM secures and governs that Hub; IBC links sovereign chains through light-client proofs, while only separately approved consumer chains borrow Hub security.

NEXO nexo
#83

NEXO is a fixed-supply Ethereum token whose valuable functions mostly begin after it enters a Nexo account. A 2021 vote ended profit dividends in favor of daily account interest; current benefits remain conditional and changeable, and the token itself promises neither equity nor redemption.

Filecoin fil
#92

Filecoin turns storage into both a paid service and consensus weight. Clients make deals, providers lock FIL and prove sectors, while FVM adds contract logic; holding FIL alone grants none of those service, governance or Foundation rights.

Dash dash
#105

Dash began as XCoin, inherited Litecoin 0.8 code from Bitcoin's family, became Darkcoin and then Dash. Today miners order blocks, collateralized masternodes lock transactions and blocks, and only masternode votes direct a 20% treasury; ordinary DASH ownership alone grants none of those operating or voting powers.

BitTorrent btt
#133

BTT is the gas and governance asset of BTTC, descended from a token incentive added to the BitTorrent ecosystem after TRON acquired the company. The 1:1,000 redenomination, conditional host and staking income, and discontinued public bridge define what the token does—and what it does not own.

Axie Infinity axs
#186

AXS is a capped 270 million governance and ecosystem token; SLP is an uncapped game resource; Axies are NFTs governed by separate ownership and artwork-license terms. Their economy moved from Ethereum to Ronin, survived a five-key bridge breach, then moved to CCIP and an Ethereum L2 while treasury voting remained narrower than control of the game.

Chiliz chz
#202

CHZ began as an 8,888,888,888-token Ethereum issue and now pays gas and secures Chiliz Chain. Dragon8 made supply inflationary, while validator-gated chain governance and Socios Fan Token polls confer narrower powers than ownership of Chiliz or a sports club.

The Sandbox sand
#216

The Sandbox calls SAND money, LAND property and ASSETs creations, but each label maps to a different contract and a different legal right. This biography follows Pixowl's game into Animoca's platform, Polygon bridges and a DAO whose votes coexist with company moderation and upgradeable NFT contracts.

Flow flow
#418

Flow is the proof-of-stake chain Dapper Labs began after CryptoKitties exposed consumer-scale limits. FLOW pays fees and storage, secures four validator roles and fuels both Cadence and Flow EVM, but it does not by itself grant equity, redemption or an automatic binding vote.

XYO Network xyo
#479

XYO grew from a 2012 Bluetooth-finder business into a cryptographic location project, the 2019 COIN app and a 2025 Layer One. XYO, COIN points, XY Labs shares and XL1 confer different rights, while signed device histories improve provenance without certifying physical truth.

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