When the market is shrouded in uncertainty and everyone is blindly following the herd, if you cannot see the future clearly, focus on seeing yourself clearly
@Cointelegraph With disclosure rules for listed companies being relaxed, the compliance hurdles and barriers to building positions for digital assets on Wall Street may also be further lowered. This is a very positive sign for the crypto industry as well!
@cryptorover A clear legal framework for stablecoins and digital assets is the key to a breakthrough for the industry. Without the Clarity Act, US crypto companies will find it difficult to compete with those in other countries, making compliance imperative
@Cointelegraph This actually reflects the cryptocurrency industry's urgent need for clear regulatory standards, compliance is the major trend for the future
@Sercan35_35@cryptorover Because this enormous machine only needs to operate, it doesn't care about the pain of its parts. Yet, this does not mean our struggles are without meaning
@RupertLowe10 This proposal is highly farsighted. Controlling the influx of immigrants from specific high risk areas can indeed effectively alleviate the enormous pressure on the UK in areas such as public services, housing, and social security, and protect the vital interests of its citizens
@PolitlcsUK British politicians repeat the same set of lines every year when they visit the Dover border, but the mega dinghy of the English Channel still comes, making it seem like the same thing year after year
The phrase "NOT EVEN CLOSE" indicates that the disagreement remains on the core terms. The stalled negotiations over the $3 billion in rules mean that the benefits of compliance cannot be realized in the short term. The market may be about to experience another period of significant volatility during this policy vacuum
@CoinMarketCap Lower costs and faster speeds sound appealing. But for the general public, does faster instant settlement also mean being precisely "harvested" by institutions and "whales" at a much faster pace?