#稳定币发展趋势 Seeing the judicial disposition article on Justice Network, I have mixed feelings.

In the long run, standardizing the judicial pathway for virtual currencies is a positive for the market—compliance third-party institutions, on-chain evidence storage, and price evaluation are essentially "disinfecting" the entire industry. Risk assets require trust endorsements, and a clear judicial stance can indeed reduce the likelihood of black swan policy events.

Particularly noteworthy is the statement regarding stablecoins—"exploring original coin return under compliance." This indicates that the decision-making authorities' understanding of stablecoins is evolving and is no longer a blanket rejection. From a copy-trading perspective, this means that those with stablecoin exposure will have clearer risk management frameworks, and our copy-trading certainty will also increase.

But we must also be clear—more explicit compliance pathways mean that regulatory oversight will become more detailed. The previous gray-area operational space is narrowing, which might be negative for aggressive traders but presents opportunities for the more conservative. When choosing copy-trading counterparts, start paying attention to those with strong inherent compliance awareness and a complete risk control system.

Experience tells me that in the process of moving from chaos to order, those who truly survive are not the tightrope walkers but those who understand how to precisely play within the rules. Future adjustments to copy-trading strategies should tilt in this direction.