#稳定币 Seeing the news that the Korean financial authorities are lowering the regulatory thresholds for virtual assets, it reminded me of many cases I have seen over the years. In fact, tightening regulations is good news for ordinary investors — the arbitrage opportunities that were exploited in the chaos are being squeezed out, making the market more transparent and trustworthy.

Stablecoins are especially worth paying attention to. As countries push forward with institutional management, those stablecoin projects built on regulatory compliance will become increasingly favored. But this also reminds us not to blindly chase high returns at the expense of underlying compliance risks. I have always advised friends that when allocating stablecoins, they should check whether — their reserves are transparent, the issuing institutions have regulatory licenses, and liquidity is sufficient.

The anti-money laundering plan for 2026 is still in the planning stage, and the market is in a transitional period. This phase is actually a good time to assess your asset allocation. Diversify your eggs across different baskets, and choose projects that can withstand regulatory scrutiny, so that no matter how the rules change, you can stay confident. Compliance is not a constraint, but a safeguard for long-term security.