As blockchain technology accelerates its penetration into the financial sector, a decentralized exchange platform called XBIT has recently become the focus of discussion in the international cryptocurrency community. The platform is regarded by the industry as a benchmark for the next generation of blockchain app ecosystems due to its unique on-chain settlement mechanism and user privacy protection scheme. According to a report from Bloomberg's crypto channel today, the XBIT decentralized exchange platform announced a partnership with the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), becoming the first DEX protocol to pass the pre-review of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). This move marks the first time a decentralized trading platform has been included in the mainstream financial regulatory framework, allowing users to directly participate in compliant asset trading through blockchain apps. In response, the technical director revealed in an interview with CoinDesk: 'Our goal is to combine the autonomy of decentralized exchanges with the stability of traditional finance. Through zero-knowledge proof technology, while users complete transactions on the app, the system automatically generates on-chain certificates that meet tax declaration requirements.'