More than ten countries are advancing crypto regulatory frameworks. See how governments and exchanges are engaging in dialogue.

2025-12-18 12:50:14

【Chain Wen】 I heard that the founder of a leading exchange recently shared a major move during a Space session — he has spent a lot of time engaging in in-depth dialogues with governments around the world. So far, he has communicated with official departments in more than ten countries, through both formal official channels and more flexible private discussions.

Their exchanges mainly focus on two core topics: first, how to establish a regulatory framework for the crypto industry; second, how to integrate blockchain technology and the crypto industry into national economic development. In simple terms, the government wants to understand this industry, and the exchange is helping to formulate more reasonable policies. This trend actually signals a shift — countries’ attitudes towards the crypto industry are changing from uncertainty to proactive dialogue and framework building.

This could be a good thing for the entire industry. Government involvement means the regulatory framework will become clearer and clearer, so everyone knows how to play by the rules. In the long run, this cooperation could remove many obstacles to the global development of the crypto industry.

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FUDwatcher

· 12-21 07:42

Regulation is coming, and now small exchanges are having a tough time. Who bears the compliance costs? Retail investors are still being played for suckers. The government and exchanges are formulating rules together, feels a bit dark. Someone should have a good talk with the government, but this guy is really slick. A clear framework ≠ friendly to retail investors, don't be naive. This operation is just a prelude to big fish eating small fish. Speaking of which, with over a dozen countries, Japan and Singapore are definitely on the list. When the regulatory hammer comes down, coin prices will fluctuate again. Instead of discussing the framework, it’s better not to play people for suckers first. It seems favourable, but in reality, it's paving the way for big institutions.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 12-21 07:05

More than a dozen countries? This guy is really something, directly becoming a diplomat haha --- It's actually more fun now that the regulatory framework is clear, at least I don't have to worry anymore --- To put it bluntly, the large exchanges are doing a crash course for the government, interesting --- The government is taking the initiative to reach out, times really have changed --- Being able to integrate into the national economy is the real win, relying solely on hype will eventually cool down --- Private discussions? I really don't understand these political games, anyway, this is how the crypto world plays --- A clear framework = the large investors' harvesting time is set, I'm still not quite convinced by this --- With more than a dozen countries acting simultaneously, there must be a major event behind this --- Reasonable policies? Uh... the government's understanding is probably quite different from ours --- From uncertainty to dialogue, it would be great if this process could be accelerated

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QuorumVoter

· 12-18 13:11

Regulatory framework is coming, is the crypto world about to be tamed? --- No, this guy is really dating the government, over a dozen countries, that's pretty intense --- Honestly, a bit timid; clear rules also mean stricter regulation, no more freedom --- Wait, are they serious about "integrating into the national economic development" or just paying lip service... --- Bad news is that rules will be enforced; good news is that we finally don't have to be on edge. Is this wave worth it? --- Over a dozen countries pushing forward simultaneously? Feels like a global crackdown is coming --- Bet this framework will end up restricting something; the government's "understanding" sometimes just means regulating in a different way

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MoneyBurner

· 12-18 13:11

The government actively reaching out for dialogue? That's a very strong signal, indicating that we've truly moved out of the wild growth phase. But to be honest, a clear regulatory framework also means that arbitrage opportunities are shrinking.

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ProtocolRebel

· 12-18 13:09

Once again with this "embrace regulation" rhetoric, wake up everyone Decentralization ultimately still leads to centralization, it's hilarious Over a dozen countries are discussing at the same time, feels like they're selling identities Is it true? Do we really need to rush to "get along well" with the government A clear regulatory framework = putting on shackles, don't fool yourself What is this guy negotiating with the government about? Compliance or how to harvest the leeks

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DegenDreamer

· 12-18 13:04

It should have been like this a long time ago, better than hiding away Government recognition is the true regulatory dividend, it's still not too late to get off now More than a dozen countries synchronized? This pace is a bit fast, there must be a story behind it Basically, it's about compliance; some are happy, some are worried Once the framework is set, small exchanges will have an even harder time... This move is indeed clever, preemptive action But on the other hand, once the regulatory framework is fixed, the space for innovation is also locked down Wait, is there any trick behind the private discussions? Why isn't it fully transparent? Clear rules are a good thing, but who defines what "clear" means? It's both the government and the exchanges; ordinary retail investors are still pawns Is this really good for us retail investors? I have some doubts Brilliant, the regulatory framework is just a moat for large institutions

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