The global cryptocurrency industry is facing two major trends of compliance and application
Hong Kong has established a professional committee for anti-money laundering in digital assets and invited institutions such as Slow Mist and Round Coin to participate, aiming to strengthen risk control and transparency, paving the way for future institutional entry
Japanese construction company LibWork has chosen to purchase 5 billion yen worth of Bitcoin and tokenize 3D printed houses as NFTs, demonstrating that traditional industries are trying to expand new business models through blockchain
On the capital side, French company SOL Treasury has once again increased its holdings by 1,565 SOL, surpassing a total of 14,000 SOL, showcasing long-term confidence in the Solana ecosystem
On the other hand, Illinois in the United States has passed a bill involving exchanges and cryptocurrency ATMs, further implementing a regulatory framework. Overall, the market is moving towards a dual-track development of "stricter regulations and broader applications," which will also shape the next phase of digital assets.