Bitcoin was already a commodity, only now it is spelled out in law.
That is what I have defended in this section. The bitcoin can not be created or issue at will, only mined and there is a finite amount, plus it is a demanded good. Therefore it is a commodity, regardless of whether a given country recognizes it as such or not. If it recognizes it for what it is, so much the better.
Bitcoin is not security in anyway like those ethereum and all those premined coins. Also that many of those coins are using PoS which makes them securities.
Even if SEC do not yet call bitcoin a commodity, it is clear that it is a commodity. It was a commodity since the day it was created, unlike the altcoins.
Precisely this I have also defended in other threads in this same section.
So some of us didn't overlook it at all, OP.