Tax policy is turning into an all-or-nothing fight with zero room for compromise. Stablecoin frameworks? They're tearing apart central banks and governments, exposing deep cracks in who actually controls monetary policy. Meanwhile, exchanges are playing geographic chess—hopping to friendlier jurisdictions as their home markets tighten the screws. Here's the kicker: emerging markets are seeing user adoption explode at a pace that makes regulators look like they're standing still. The gap between innovation and oversight keeps widening.
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TradingNightmare
· 11-30 11:21
The inability of regulators to keep up has become a common topic, and the rise of users in emerging markets is... truly incredible. It feels like the TradFi system is being crushed.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 11-29 12:50
Regulation lagging behind is inevitable, the emerging markets have already won. It's not surprising that the exchange is experiencing a Rug Pull, after all, the policy is basically committing suicide.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 11-27 14:52
The tighter the regulation, the more innovation runs away; this is the fate of Web3... The user growth in emerging markets is truly amazing, while central banks are still in meetings discussing it, people are already using stablecoins.
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FlatlineTrader
· 11-27 14:49
The tighter the regulation, the more dead it becomes; the exchange has already done a Rug Pull, and the partners in emerging markets are simply not giving any regard to regulation. This gap will only continue to widen.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 11-27 14:43
*sigh* empirically speaking, this whole "regulators vs innovation" framing is just theater at this point. the data suggests emerging markets don't give a damn about tax policy—they're just trying to preserve purchasing power lol
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GigaBrainAnon
· 11-27 14:36
The speed of adoption is really incredible, and the government is still in meetings discussing taxes while we are already lying flat and making money in emerging markets.
The game of stablecoins is essentially about taking away the Central Bank's rice bowl, no wonder they are in a hurry.
I love the strategy of exchanges doing a Rug Pull in a judicial-friendly zone, that's just how the rules of the game are, survival of the fittest.
The growth rate in emerging markets...really makes regulatory agencies look like decorations.
Is the tax policy tearing apart? It's actually just the last struggle of old money, which can't stop this wave.
Wait, can stablecoins really tear apart the Central Bank, or is it just self-comforting?
The whole situation is that regulation is always one step behind, and we are always one step ahead. This game is quite enjoyable.
Tax policy is turning into an all-or-nothing fight with zero room for compromise. Stablecoin frameworks? They're tearing apart central banks and governments, exposing deep cracks in who actually controls monetary policy. Meanwhile, exchanges are playing geographic chess—hopping to friendlier jurisdictions as their home markets tighten the screws. Here's the kicker: emerging markets are seeing user adoption explode at a pace that makes regulators look like they're standing still. The gap between innovation and oversight keeps widening.