#加密行业监管 Regulatory wind direction has new developments. Wu Qing's stance is very straightforward—"resolutely not expanding business for crypto assets that cannot be regulated or controlled." What does this mean? Simply put, the compliance space is tightening further, but it also indicates one thing: projects with genuine qualifications and clear explanations are actually more likely to succeed.

This is actually good news for the crypto enthusiasts. Why? Because projects that operate under the guise of innovation and are reckless will become fewer and fewer, leaving only relatively reliable ones. What you need to do is seize this window of opportunity and prioritize new projects with legitimate backgrounds and clear interaction rules.

How to operate specifically? First, improve your screening criteria—don't just blindly participate in airdrops; check whether the project team has a clear compliance plan. Second, accelerate interaction frequency—capitalize on the early stage of the project to gather interaction data. Third, pay more attention to projects within the larger ecosystem, as the risk factor will be lower.

The essence of stricter regulation is filtering. Projects with strength will do better, and following reliable projects can actually improve efficiency. Keep focusing on your goals, maintaining the rhythm of completing maximum interactions at minimum cost.