🌏 The Distance Between Domestic and Cryptocurrency Circles: Still Too Far
Just open any industry news app, and the screen is filled with valuable news that is all from abroad.
🪻 Looking at the overseas cryptocurrency scene thriving—Coinbase's stock price hitting new highs, the U.S. establishing a Bitcoin strategic reserve, tokenized stock platforms getting approved... then looking back at the domestic scene, aside from occasional movements in Hong Kong, the mainland is almost 'insulated' from cryptocurrency. One can't help but wonder: have we fallen too far behind?
🌿 However: The Current Situation of the Domestic Cryptocurrency Circle - The Magical Reality in Non-Farming Fields
Overseas: Coinbase's stock price soars to new heights, the U.S. is seriously working on a Bitcoin strategic reserve, and even tokenized stocks are being regulated. They are playing financial innovation, while what are we doing?
Ordinary people don’t know what web3 blockchain is, can’t distinguish between PI and IP, think BTC is a scam, but various 'blockchain Ponzi schemes' bloom everywhere; just changing the label to 'Metaverse' or 'Web3' allows them to scam widely, while in Hong Kong, getting a stablecoin license takes half a year, and the U.S. SEC is almost clear on regulating exchanges.
· Real innovations (like cross-border digital RMB) are progressing slowly, while the scammy projects are running fast.
🙅♂️ Ordinary people don’t not want to participate, they just can't distinguish which are opportunities and which are traps. The final result: serious players are stuck by policies, while scammers revel in the gray area~ To put it bluntly: it’s not that the technology can't keep up, but that the gap in cognition and regulation is too deep. Completely opening up to let the market shuffle would take another 20 years; right now, with strict measures against chaos, everyone has nothing to do—this state of 'verbal prohibition but actual freedom' is truly terrible.
