#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing the measures taken by the Korean Financial Committee, I feel quite reassured. The virtual asset market has indeed faced many issues over the years, with frequent price manipulation cases, often harming those investors who are new to the market.

This time, they are adopting practices from the capital markets, such as freezing suspicious accounts during the investigation phase to prevent illegal proceeds from being transferred, indicating that global regulatory approaches are gradually improving. For us ordinary investors, this is actually a good thing — the more regulated the market, the safer our assets are.

But it also reminds me of an important point: regardless of market environmental concerns, protecting oneself should always come first. I have always emphasized the importance of position management and asset allocation because, even with the best regulations, they cannot replace our own risk awareness. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket, and don’t be scared by the volatility of a single asset. Looking at the long-term perspective is the true test of mental resilience.

Those who rush to go all-in or frequently chase gains and sell off are always at risk in any market environment. Instead of relying on external protection, it’s better to first hone your investment discipline. That way, no matter what happens in the market, you’ll have peace of mind.