Right now, the entire blockchain industry seems to be stagnant, like it's caught in a deadlock: project teams issue tokens, get listed on Binance, speculate on valuations, and then repeatedly cut investors out. This routine plays out over and over, making it really difficult for the industry to progress.

I think that for blockchain to develop healthily, it may need to undergo a major cleansing. But this shouldn’t be done in a simple and brutal way; rather, it should involve a lightweight and targeted regulatory framework. The blockchain itself is publicly transparent, making it easier to regulate than traditional industries, and regulation doesn’t need to cover everything; focusing on a few key aspects is sufficient, such as the background of the project team, the financing process, and whether smart contracts are compliant—these are enough.

Currently, some project operations are really hard to watch, for example, many DeFi projects that are clearly providing financial services but insist on calling themselves "network protocols" or "commodity services" to avoid being targeted by the SEC. Some even create their own chains, essentially just rebranding to engage in finance, which is no different from fraud. Additionally, some projects' so-called "financing" is as simple as posting on social media claiming someone invested, and that’s it.

Fundamentally, "decentralization" should not be a shield for fraud; any technology should improve lives and not become a tool for a few people to exploit the masses. In contrast, RWA and CeDeFi look promising, attempting to combine traditional finance with blockchain, which is both innovative and more reliable. But the problem is that achieving compliance has high barriers and costs.

In the short term, the market may still be in a sluggish bear market, but in the long run, there is hope for the industry to return to a healthy development track.

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