Wyoming Utility Token Act-property amendments.

Wyoming's HB 62, the Wyoming Utility Token Act, reclassifies certain digital tokens used for specific services or goods (like loyalty points) as "intangible personal property" rather than securities. This means developers and sellers of these tokens - such as those redeemable for content, services, or physical items - must file a $200 notice with the Secretary of State before sale and cannot market them as financial investments. The bill prohibits these tokens from being sold as securities, removes previous exemptions, and treats violations as unlawful trade practices. It directly affects token developers, sellers, and platforms reselling these tokens, while clarifying they do not require securities regulation.