Regulatory authorities maintain comprehensive monitoring capabilities over market participants, comparable to having complete visibility into behavioral patterns and transaction activities. This surveillance capacity serves as a foundational deterrent for market participants. Global policymakers have been cautioned against underestimating such enforcement mechanisms and their potential to shape market compliance standards.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-08 08:42
Regulatory authorities see everything clearly, there's no escaping... Now compliance costs are probably going to increase again.
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BrokenYield
· 01-06 19:41
lol regulators think they got full visibility? they're watching the surface while smart money's already three layers deep in the correlation matrix. systemic risk doesn't care about your surveillance theater, mate.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-06 19:32
No way, can regulators really see everything? Then I need to be more careful...
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BrokeBeans
· 01-06 19:31
Regulation is like holding a magnifying glass to us; even transfers can be uncovered... But on the other hand, that's a good thing, it can scare away those scammers.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-06 19:30
This set of regulations is just for show; who can actually be caught? Look at those big players who still run away. I just want to ask, who has really been caught?
Regulatory authorities maintain comprehensive monitoring capabilities over market participants, comparable to having complete visibility into behavioral patterns and transaction activities. This surveillance capacity serves as a foundational deterrent for market participants. Global policymakers have been cautioned against underestimating such enforcement mechanisms and their potential to shape market compliance standards.