#加密货币监管发展 Seeing Taiwan's plan to launch a regulated stablecoin, I can't help but feel a sense of caution. Regulation is a good thing, but let's not forget that every new thing carries risks. I have experienced too many new projects going from paradise to hell, and I am well aware of the dangers involved.

Is this stablecoin truly pegged to the US dollar or the New Taiwan dollar? This is no small matter. If pegged to the US dollar, it might bypass Taiwan's currency controls and bring new regulatory challenges. If pegged to the New Taiwan dollar, it could limit its usage scope. Whatever the choice, be vigilant about the potential risks behind it.

Fully reserve-backed, asset segregation, local custody—these rules sound good. But don't be fooled by surface appearances; we must stay alert and pay attention to the actual operations behind the project. Remember, in this field, never trust any promises easily.

For ordinary users, I recommend adopting a wait-and-see attitude. Don't rush to follow the trend, and don't let FOMO emotions control you. Wait until the project is truly implemented and has been running for a while, then gradually assess its safety and practicality. After all, in this rapidly changing market, surviving longer is more important than earning more.