A different article based on the latest developments in the SEC's case against Binance:

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to make a significant change in the framework of its lawsuit against Binance. The SEC will amend Binance's complaint about allegedly unregistered digital assets listed on its platform. This step could be decisive in how third-party tokens, especially Solana (SOL) and Polygon (MATIC), will be handled in the case.

The amended complaint will include new allegations against Binance and its affiliates, including “Third Party Crypto Asset Securities,” the SEC said in its court filing on Tuesday. This change may affect the scope and process by which the court must make decisions about the legal status of certain tokens.

The case gained more attention, especially after a hearing in which Binance's lawyers interpreted an earlier decision as an attempt to dismiss the SEC's request to dismiss its charges regarding third-party tokens. Although Judge Amy Berman Jackson stated that this situation was misunderstood, the SEC's new position is considered an important step.

How the SEC frames the amended complaint and how these tokens are addressed in the case could have an important role in providing a clearer understanding of the legal status of crypto assets moving forward.

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