Wait, I just saw a message and I’m a bit confused—did the UK FCA approve Sling Money to provide crypto payment services?🤔 What does this mean? Is the regulatory authority actually supporting crypto? I used to think regulations were all about "clamping down"...

It turns out that stablecoin cross-border transfers can also receive official recognition! It feels like the entire industry is undergoing big changes by 2025. From Trump’s pro-crypto policies when he took office, to the SEC chair’s resignation, and now countries pushing forward with crypto compliance frameworks—regulation no longer seems like a beast to fear? Although there were crashes like 10.11 (I heard it set an epic liquidation record, which scared me stiff😰), the market later recovered...

Is this good news for newcomers like me? It seems like regulation is becoming friendlier—does that mean platforms are safer and our assets are better protected? Or is this just superficial good news, and there are still many pitfalls in actual operation? I especially want to ask everyone—how reliable is this talk about the "crypto capital," and is now a good time for us to enter?🙌