The regulatory gap in crypto markets keeps widening the problem. While traditional securities markets enforce strict rules against insider trading, fraud, and market manipulation—backed by serious penalties—the crypto space operates in a fragmented legal environment. Different jurisdictions apply inconsistent standards, and enforcement is scattered at best. Until crypto assets face the same regulatory rigor, the same legal definitions, and identical sentencing structures as conventional financial markets, bad actors will continue to exploit these loopholes. Leveling the playing field isn't just about fairness; it's about market integrity.
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The regulatory gap in crypto markets keeps widening the problem. While traditional securities markets enforce strict rules against insider trading, fraud, and market manipulation—backed by serious penalties—the crypto space operates in a fragmented legal environment. Different jurisdictions apply inconsistent standards, and enforcement is scattered at best. Until crypto assets face the same regulatory rigor, the same legal definitions, and identical sentencing structures as conventional financial markets, bad actors will continue to exploit these loopholes. Leveling the playing field isn't just about fairness; it's about market integrity.