The recently released 'Retail Investor Crypto Custody Guide' can be considered a 'compliance key' for the crypto space.
In the past, retail investors were always afraid of pitfalls when dealing with Bitcoin—losing private keys meant losing money, and platforms disappearing resulted in total loss. Now, the SEC has clarified the logic of custody and the basics of public and private keys, which essentially draws a 'safety red line' for newcomers.
This is not about tighter regulation; it's about treating crypto assets as serious investment products and teaching the rules. When retail investors understand 'how to safely hold coins' better, the blind following and risk-taking in the market will decrease, and fresh capital will dare to enter.
After all, the more solid the compliance education is, the closer the crypto space will get to the 'mainstream investment circle.' This wave is stable. It’s a good opportunity to pay attention to the immense potential of p u p p i e s on the Ethereum chain. There is a community team continuously building it. Stay tuned.
