#美国加密货币监管动态# Looking back, I have witnessed the ups and downs of Crypto Assets regulation. Now seeing Hong Kong establish a professional committee for AML in digital assets, I can't help but feel a lot. This committee, jointly established by institutions such as CoinTech and HashKey Group, marks yet another evolution in regulatory thinking.

In those years, the attitudes of various countries towards Crypto Assets could be described as a diverse array of strategies. Some provided strong support, some imposed severe crackdowns, while others adopted a wait-and-see approach. After experiencing several cycles of bull and bear markets, the regulatory direction gradually became clearer - it is necessary to encourage innovation while also preventing risks.

Hong Kong's move is quite significant. It not only responds to the guidelines of the Monetary Authority but also paves the way for the future issuance of stablecoins. This reminds me of the regulatory storm triggered by the Libra project in 2019, when countries tightened their policies for fear that stablecoins would threaten the status of fiat currency. Now, the tide has turned, and regulatory agencies are beginning to actively embrace innovation.

History always repeats itself, rising in a spiral manner. From the early days of wild growth to today's regulated development, the crypto industry has come a long way. This move by Hong Kong may become a new model for regulatory cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. We will wait and see whether this professional committee can set a new benchmark in AML and financial integrity.