#加密货币监管框架 The UK Treasury announced new crypto regulations to be implemented before 2027. This news seems very positive, but I have to be honest—this is the real test of most people's character.

Regulation is coming, and some cheer and celebrate, seeing it as a sign of the "mainstream entry." But don’t get too excited just yet. Having been in this space for many years, I’ve seen too many crashes following "major good news." The emergence of a regulatory framework can indeed improve transparency and crack down on fraudulent platforms in the short term, which helps protect consumers. But what about the long term? Strict regulation means many wild-growth projects will either disappear or relocate. Those teams already operating on the edge are already looking for the next tax haven.

What we should really be cautious about is this transition period—before 2027, how many "last hurrahs" will there be? How many projects will take advantage of the regulatory gap to raise funds wildly and make reckless promises? I’ve seen too many people get the worst cuts when they expect "regulation is coming soon."

The key is to recognize that the purpose of regulation is to protect consumers, not to safeguard your profits. Treat differently. Choose projects and platforms that can thrive even under strict regulation, rather than betting on those relying on gray areas. That’s the way to survive longer.