A senior executive from a leading exchange: Institutional entry will accelerate in the next five years, and the licensing of regulations in Asia is an inevitable trend.
[Coin World] The head of a major exchange in the Asia-Pacific region recently discussed the long term strategies for digital assets, emphasizing two key terms: institutional entry and the explosive potential of the Asian market.
He believes that there will be several significant actions in the next five years - institutions will stop acting independently and start to collaborate, the on-chain of real-world assets will become a normal operation, the use scenarios of stablecoins will become more practical, and regulators around the world will gradually find common ground. Of course, the regulatory policies in the Asia-Pacific region are varied, and coordinating them is still quite a headache.
However, their expansion strategy is very clear: compliance first, education follows, and trust is built slowly. They especially mentioned that the Indian market is growing rapidly and predict that it will move towards licensed management in the future. They plan to deeply participate through local cooperation and training programs, as everyone wants a share of this cake.
In simple terms, it means - institutional money has arrived, the game in Asia has started, and those who can comply will be able to sit at the table first.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 7h ago
Here we go again talking about Compliance, I have been hearing this trap for three years... If institutions really come to India, will they be able to survive?
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GhostAddressHunter
· 7h ago
Compliance licensing? Sounds nice, but isn't it just to Be Played for Suckers more securely?
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GamefiHarvester
· 7h ago
License in Asia? I think, to really make money, you still have to be quick to act...
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ConsensusBot
· 8h ago
Compliance sounds nice in theory, but when it comes to real operations, it really depends on who has more money...
A senior executive from a leading exchange: Institutional entry will accelerate in the next five years, and the licensing of regulations in Asia is an inevitable trend.
[Coin World] The head of a major exchange in the Asia-Pacific region recently discussed the long term strategies for digital assets, emphasizing two key terms: institutional entry and the explosive potential of the Asian market.
He believes that there will be several significant actions in the next five years - institutions will stop acting independently and start to collaborate, the on-chain of real-world assets will become a normal operation, the use scenarios of stablecoins will become more practical, and regulators around the world will gradually find common ground. Of course, the regulatory policies in the Asia-Pacific region are varied, and coordinating them is still quite a headache.
However, their expansion strategy is very clear: compliance first, education follows, and trust is built slowly. They especially mentioned that the Indian market is growing rapidly and predict that it will move towards licensed management in the future. They plan to deeply participate through local cooperation and training programs, as everyone wants a share of this cake.
In simple terms, it means - institutional money has arrived, the game in Asia has started, and those who can comply will be able to sit at the table first.