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Is regulation finally getting involved in DeFi? Has the SEC finally launched the V2 version, allowing the crypto world to sleep peacefully?
This wave of the SEC's "cryptocurrency project plan" is very much like a "tough guy transforming into a romantic." Stop fantasizing about Gary Gensler jumping onto the blockchain to dance with an airdrop; this time, he is acting in the name of technology while actually enforcing regulation.
Key Information: 📌 The SEC plans to coordinate with technology teams, law schools, and major exchanges to experiment with on-chain governance structures 📌 This may promote the creation of a "Compliance Token Certification Whitelist" 📌 Plans to develop a "Regulatory-Friendly Smart Contract Template"
For project parties, this is not just an opportunity, but also a **"official announcement-style screening"**: those who can get on the compliance express train are likely to be the first to gain access to benefits such as ETFs and compliant DEX.
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For those "sock puppet projects" and "ZK pancake chart DAOs" that are pretending to be asleep, this is probably a warning of the countdown to liquidating and fleeing.
Moreover, the SEC's actions may also provide a lifeline for Web3 in internal power struggles: the U.S. government is beginning to realize that allowing cryptocurrency projects to flee will only accelerate the decline of technological hegemony.
The SEC is on the blockchain too? This isn't about giving you money, but rather teaching you "to comply with the law on the chain." In the next bull market, it might just come down to who understands compliant smart contracts first.