Regulatory ambiguity has long been a barrier, driving digital asset companies to establish operations abroad and limiting domestic market development. New market structure legislation aims to change this trajectory by clarifying jurisdictional boundaries, establishing robust investor protections, and fostering competitive advantages. These regulatory reforms could reshape where digital asset businesses choose to operate, potentially attracting more domestic innovation and institutional participation. The shift toward clear rules creates opportunities for the sector to mature while maintaining compliance standards. Whether such policy changes will effectively retain and grow the digital asset ecosystem remains to be seen, but the intention to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework signals a significant step toward mainstream integration.