This is really nothing to be worried about. The SEC does not have the infrastructure to investigate cases in which a token may be considered a security or not. Nor is the legislation in place for them to prosecute offenders for issuing a "security" that might legitimately be considered to be something that is not a "security".
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Securities fraud is a thing. If we don't start worrying about this, there will be so many laws on the books that each and every day they will have multiple excuses to throw anyone one of us in a cage. This is not okay.