2025-11-27 21:26:17

Here's why this matters for crypto:

When you're trading stock perps in the States, you're playing in SEC and CFTC's sandbox. Over in Europe? MiFID rules apply – same deal, different acronym. Both playgrounds demand the full TradFi checklist: licenses, KYC/AML procedures, geo-blocking certain regions... the works.

Now picture a DEX rolling out 10x leveraged TSLA perps. That's where things get messy. You're essentially offering regulated financial products without the regulatory wrapper – and authorities aren't exactly known for their sense of humor about that.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 11-30 17:33

Playing with dex like this will eventually lead to a crash, regulatory iron fist comes when it wants.

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liquidation_surfer

· 11-30 14:05

Haha, does DEX really dare? This is playing with fire.

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GasFeeLady

· 11-30 04:34

ngl the reg arbitrage play on perps is getting thinner by the day... watched the timing window close faster than gas spikes on mainnet. dex devs really think they can sidestep this lmao

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PebbleHander

· 11-29 19:46

Playing with leverage on a DEX is like walking a tightrope; you will eventually get taken down.

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OnChain_Detective

· 11-27 21:56

yeah the sec's gonna have a field day with this one... watched three different dexes get absolutely demolished for way less. pattern analysis suggests we're looking at classic regulatory arbitrage gone wrong – unregistered derivatives, check; leverage products, check; typical rugpull signature waiting to happen ngl

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