In the cryptocurrency industry, avoiding political risks is of utmost importance for professional players. This is not a new topic, but it is worth emphasizing repeatedly.
People have been aware of this issue since last year. Currently, it is mainly in the stage of trading coins, but the situation will change in two or three years. By then, it may involve opening overseas US stock accounts, and regulatory authorities' scrutiny of fund inflows and outflows will become increasingly strict.
In other words, the era of simply trading is relatively relaxed, but as the industry grows, compliance requirements will gradually increase. Planning ahead and understanding policy trends is much wiser than reacting passively when the time comes.
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RektRecorder
· 13h ago
I should have said it earlier, but most people only wake up when they get cut.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 01-10 05:52
Instead of scrambling later, you should think it through now.
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CommunityLurker
· 01-08 19:04
Hey, you're right, but there are still many in the gambler stage now. When the tightening truly happens, it'll be too late.
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BearMarketBro
· 01-08 19:01
That's right. If you don't understand these things now, you'll really be at a disadvantage later.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 01-08 18:57
Oh no, this matter should have been taken seriously long ago. It's a bit late to realize now.
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unrekt.eth
· 01-08 18:57
That's right, we're still in the golden period of crypto trading, but you need to think ahead about your backup plan.
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CrossChainBreather
· 01-08 18:46
The reasoning is rough but not wrong; it's indeed necessary to plan ahead. Those who wait for the wind to come later all regret it.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-08 18:37
Oh, this matter should have been taken seriously long ago. It's not too late to act now.
Once the hype passes, the regulatory crackdown will come, and there will be nowhere to cry.
People who understand policy trends have already made their arrangements. We crypto traders need to be more cautious.
This wave really requires foresight; otherwise, in two years, we'll be in a passive position.
In the cryptocurrency industry, avoiding political risks is of utmost importance for professional players. This is not a new topic, but it is worth emphasizing repeatedly.
People have been aware of this issue since last year. Currently, it is mainly in the stage of trading coins, but the situation will change in two or three years. By then, it may involve opening overseas US stock accounts, and regulatory authorities' scrutiny of fund inflows and outflows will become increasingly strict.
In other words, the era of simply trading is relatively relaxed, but as the industry grows, compliance requirements will gradually increase. Planning ahead and understanding policy trends is much wiser than reacting passively when the time comes.