Do you remember the chaotic period of the crypto market three years ago? Project teams fleeing with funds, platform systems frequently crashing, and new schemes to fleece investors emerging daily. At that time, a sobering phrase circulated in the community: "Entering is gambling, winning means becoming wealthy, losing means losing everything."

Now, looking at the market again, have you noticed a phenomenon— the word "compliance" appears more than a hundred times more often than the once-popular "God Coin." This is not industry hype, but a genuine transformation happening right before our eyes.

From the most direct perspective—exchanges—the compliance measures of leading platforms have become surprisingly meticulous. Take a top exchange that went public on Nasdaq in 2021 as an example; it is regarded as a "compliance benchmark." To meet the strict requirements of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, it divides platform assets into "compliant tradable" and "under review" categories and has established a professional compliance team of over 200 members. This team reviews transaction data and project qualifications daily, proactively discloses trading mechanisms to regulators, and even undergoes regular third-party audits. It may seem like they are tying themselves up, but this "self-discipline" allowed it to survive the 2022 wave of collapses the best, becoming a "safe haven" for many investors.

This is the true meaning of compliance—it is not an obstacle to development, but a foundation for long-term growth.