A California district judge has ruled that Caitlyn Jenner's JENNER memecoin does not qualify as a security, dismissing federal securities fraud allegations. Judge Stanley Blumenfeld Jr. determined that the token does not meet the criteria of an investment contract under the Howey Test, which requires a common enterprise for such classification. The decision follows a class-action lawsuit where the lead plaintiff, Lee Greenfield, reported losses exceeding $40,000 from investments in the Solana and Ethereum versions of the asset. The court's analysis concluded that there was no pooling of resources or shared profits among investors, a key factor in differentiating memecoins from traditional securities. This ruling sets a precedent for celebrity-linked cryptocurrencies, emphasizing that market volatility alone does not constitute a security. The decision protects token creators from litigation over price fluctuations, as long as there is no corporate structure or common enterprise involved. Remaining state-level claims against Jenner must be resolved separately.