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🧨【Breaking News】The People's Court Daily published an article stating that the judicial disposal of virtual currency should be standardized!
In 2023, the total number of criminal cases involving virtual currency in my country decreased, but the amount involved increased significantly. The current disposal faces multiple challenges such as ownership identification. For this reason, it is recommended to issue comprehensive guidance opinions as soon as possible to clarify relevant content and call for strengthening international cooperation.
💥Where will the judicial disposal of virtual currency go in the future? Let us wait and see! Looking forward to a more standardized market environment to escort the development of digital economy and finance!
#币圈新机遇 #虚拟货币 #合规监管 #政策
In 2023, the total number of criminal cases involving virtual currency in my country decreased, but the amount involved increased significantly. The current disposal faces multiple challenges such as ownership identification. For this reason, it is recommended to issue comprehensive guidance opinions as soon as possible to clarify relevant content and call for strengthening international cooperation.
💥Where will the judicial disposal of virtual currency go in the future? Let us wait and see! Looking forward to a more standardized market environment to escort the development of digital economy and finance!
#币圈新机遇 #虚拟货币 #合规监管 #政策
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$WLD #热门话题 #合规监管 #世界币
According to an official WorldCoin release, it operates legally in all locations where it provides services and is designed to fully comply with all laws and regulations governing data collection and data transfer, including Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and Argentina’s personal data Protection Law 25.326 (Ley de Protección de los Datos Personales) et al. In the EU, the project is also overseen by the Bavarian State Data Protection Supervisory Office (Bayerisches Landesamt für Datenschutz). WorldCoin also said that its foundation is actively open-sourcing, providing full visibility and access to all key components of the project, but will never purchase or exchange iris biometric technology.
According to an official WorldCoin release, it operates legally in all locations where it provides services and is designed to fully comply with all laws and regulations governing data collection and data transfer, including Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and Argentina’s personal data Protection Law 25.326 (Ley de Protección de los Datos Personales) et al. In the EU, the project is also overseen by the Bavarian State Data Protection Supervisory Office (Bayerisches Landesamt für Datenschutz). WorldCoin also said that its foundation is actively open-sourcing, providing full visibility and access to all key components of the project, but will never purchase or exchange iris biometric technology.
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Where will "dark" stablecoins go? Under tightening regulations, hidden currents are surging
As global regulation of stablecoins becomes increasingly strict, many users are turning to the "dark web" or private stablecoins. While these options offer anonymous transactions, they carry significant risks, and their practical applications remain uncertain.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju pointed out that stablecoins may face the same regulatory measures as banks, and in the future, transfers may be automatically taxed through smart contracts, or even wallets may be frozen. This has prompted some traders to seek tokens that are harder to trace.
Algorithmic stablecoins maintain their exchange rates through smart contracts rather than holding physical assets, but there have been historical failures, such as the collapse of the US Treasury-linked mechanism in 2022. Market shocks or oracle failures could lead to a sudden drop in token value, and once trust is lost, rebuilding will be extremely difficult.
Privacy technologies for stablecoins have existed in the cryptocurrency space for many years, with coins like Zcash and Monero allowing users to hide transaction information. Emerging projects like Zephyr Protocol and PARScoin are also committed to enhancing privacy protection, with their effectiveness relying on secure exchange mechanisms.
According to a report from Citigroup, in April, the market value of dollar-denominated stablecoins exceeded $230 billion, a year-on-year increase of over 50%. Among these stablecoins, Tether and USDC account for about 90% of the market share, with trading volume expected to approach $28 trillion in 2024, surpassing the combined total of Visa and Mastercard.
Regulatory compliant stablecoins are increasingly attracting attention, especially under the EU's MiCA framework, prompting companies to lean towards tokens that can withstand audits.
Although "dark web" stablecoins may find a market in cross-border transactions, their lack of compliance will hinder widespread adoption. The future of stablecoins lies in balancing privacy and regulation, so the reliability of algorithmic stablecoins and the mainstreaming of privacy tokens remain to be seen. The struggle between control and uncontrollable funds has just begun.
Conclusion
While "dark" stablecoins have privacy advantages, they coexist with risks and uncertainties; regulated stablecoins, while transparent and compliant, struggle to meet certain privacy demands.
This tug-of-war has only just begun, and its outcome will profoundly impact the future trajectory of cryptocurrencies.
Do you value the privacy protection of stablecoins more or their compliance? Which direction do you think has more potential?
#稳定币 #隐私保护 #加密货币 #合规监管
As global regulation of stablecoins becomes increasingly strict, many users are turning to the "dark web" or private stablecoins. While these options offer anonymous transactions, they carry significant risks, and their practical applications remain uncertain.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju pointed out that stablecoins may face the same regulatory measures as banks, and in the future, transfers may be automatically taxed through smart contracts, or even wallets may be frozen. This has prompted some traders to seek tokens that are harder to trace.
Algorithmic stablecoins maintain their exchange rates through smart contracts rather than holding physical assets, but there have been historical failures, such as the collapse of the US Treasury-linked mechanism in 2022. Market shocks or oracle failures could lead to a sudden drop in token value, and once trust is lost, rebuilding will be extremely difficult.
Privacy technologies for stablecoins have existed in the cryptocurrency space for many years, with coins like Zcash and Monero allowing users to hide transaction information. Emerging projects like Zephyr Protocol and PARScoin are also committed to enhancing privacy protection, with their effectiveness relying on secure exchange mechanisms.
According to a report from Citigroup, in April, the market value of dollar-denominated stablecoins exceeded $230 billion, a year-on-year increase of over 50%. Among these stablecoins, Tether and USDC account for about 90% of the market share, with trading volume expected to approach $28 trillion in 2024, surpassing the combined total of Visa and Mastercard.
Regulatory compliant stablecoins are increasingly attracting attention, especially under the EU's MiCA framework, prompting companies to lean towards tokens that can withstand audits.
Although "dark web" stablecoins may find a market in cross-border transactions, their lack of compliance will hinder widespread adoption. The future of stablecoins lies in balancing privacy and regulation, so the reliability of algorithmic stablecoins and the mainstreaming of privacy tokens remain to be seen. The struggle between control and uncontrollable funds has just begun.
Conclusion
While "dark" stablecoins have privacy advantages, they coexist with risks and uncertainties; regulated stablecoins, while transparent and compliant, struggle to meet certain privacy demands.
This tug-of-war has only just begun, and its outcome will profoundly impact the future trajectory of cryptocurrencies.
Do you value the privacy protection of stablecoins more or their compliance? Which direction do you think has more potential?
#稳定币 #隐私保护 #加密货币 #合规监管
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