Just woke up and saw a big news, Aave's founder personally announced it.
The sword of Damocles that has been hanging over our heads for four years, the investigation by the US SEC, has officially closed.
What is the key point? Zero fines, zero charges, direct withdrawal of the case.
What price has the Aave team paid over the past four years? In the founder's words, they invested massive amounts of time and resources.
It's like being in a lawsuit, the other party aggressively shows up with a subpoena, and after four years of hassle, they finally say to you: 'Alright, alright, you’re off the hook, go home.'
The signal released behind this is too deadly.
Everyone, take a good look at the current situation.
When Trump came to power, the attitude of Washington towards cryptocurrencies visibly warmed.
In the past, anyone would be questioned, but now with hard cases like Aave, they not only haven't been crushed but have become the 'model student' in the eyes of regulators.
What does this indicate? It indicates that the norms of compliance have changed.
In the past, regulation would lead to your downfall; now, as long as you truly achieve decentralization and genuinely contribute to technology, regulation can't do anything to you.
The current script is:
Regulators no longer want to use such a blunt approach of 'killing with one blow'.
They have also realized that instead of pushing all the money overseas, it's better to keep it in the U.S. for development.
So, brothers, stop saying there’s no hope in a bear market every day.
The real dawn often quietly lights up when you are at your most desperate.
Aave has won this battle, setting a benchmark for the entire DeFi industry.#美国非农数据超预期 #BinanceABCs #巨鲸动向 #美联储降息 $BTC
