A cryptocurrency and blockchain advocacy organization, the Digital Chamber, has recently appealed to the US Congress with a proposal to draft legislation that would define certain NFTs (non-fungible tokens) as consumer goods. This approach aims to exempt them from the regulatory framework of federal securities laws. The move directly responds to the SEC's regulatory actions in the NFT market, particularly concerning potential enforcement actions against NFT trading platform OpenSea. OpenSea's CEO Devin Finzer disclosed that the company received a Wells notification from the SEC on August 28th, indicating that the SEC is stepping into an uncertain regulatory area. In the face of Chairman Gary Gensler's strategy of intervening through enforcement to regulate the NFT industry, the Digital Chamber expressed strong criticism, arguing that the lack of clear legal definition poses significant risks to the NFT sector. The organization insists that NFTs should not be equated with securities but should be categorized and managed as consumer goods.