Recently, I’ve noticed that RWA is facing increasingly strict regulations. Is there still an opportunity in the future?
First, we need to understand: regulation isn’t against RWA itself, but against issuing RWA tokens in mainland China. The cleaner the industry, the faster genuine RWA can develop.
Why are they against packaging RWA assets as tokens? There are too many illegal activities: scam coins, fake RWAs, mining fundraising, proxy investment and speculation, pyramid schemes recruiting people.
Therefore, the RWA market needs projects like @KAIO_xyz, which promote the orderly and regulated development of the RWA market through compliant operations. Support cracking down on “using the banner of RWA to issue scam coins, run Ponzi schemes, illegally raise funds, and commit pyramid scheme fraud.” #RWA
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Recently, I’ve noticed that RWA is facing increasingly strict regulations. Is there still an opportunity in the future?
First, we need to understand: regulation isn’t against RWA itself, but against issuing RWA tokens in mainland China. The cleaner the industry, the faster genuine RWA can develop.
Why are they against packaging RWA assets as tokens?
There are too many illegal activities: scam coins, fake RWAs, mining fundraising, proxy investment and speculation, pyramid schemes recruiting people.
Therefore, the RWA market needs projects like @KAIO_xyz, which promote the orderly and regulated development of the RWA market through compliant operations.
Support cracking down on “using the banner of RWA to issue scam coins, run Ponzi schemes, illegally raise funds, and commit pyramid scheme fraud.”
#RWA