#加密货币监管 This news truly serves as a wake-up call for exchanges. South Korea requires exchanges to bear the "faultless compensation obligation," which means that if user assets are damaged, the platform must compensate regardless of whether it was their fault. This will definitely cause Upbit some pain; over 30 million USD just disappeared. However, in the long run, this policy is actually good for those of us who follow trades. The platform's security will improve, and our funds will be better protected.

That said, this policy will also increase the operating costs for exchanges, which may be reflected in higher fees. When we follow trades, we need to calculate carefully so that we don't end up earning less after fees. Additionally, this policy might push some small platforms out of the market, so we need to be more cautious when choosing targets for copy trading, prioritizing those with strong financial backing and capable of withstanding risks.

Overall, it's a double-edged sword. On one hand, it increases security; on the other, it may raise our trading costs. I will closely monitor the responses from major platforms to see if they adjust fee rates or introduce new risk control measures. Everyone should also be ready to adjust their strategies to find a balance between safety and returns. After all, in this market, survival of the fittest is the true principle.