#加密货币监管 Recently saw that Argentina is going to allow banks to directly provide crypto trading services, and it feels a bit shocking? 🤔 I used to think regulation was just "ban," but I didn't expect it to shift towards "regulated integration"...

After looking into the background, I realized that the Argentine yuan has been depreciating, and people have long been using Bitcoin and stablecoins to protect their savings. Now that banks are entering the market, it actually acknowledges a reality: instead of blocking, it's better to integrate, bringing those transactions already in the "shadow finance" into a regulated system.

This made me feel suddenly enlightened... It seems that regulation doesn't necessarily mean killing the industry; it might actually be about finding a balance? Traditional financial institutions entering the market could put pressure on existing crypto exchanges, but for ordinary users, having official channels might actually be more reassuring.

Now I'm a bit curious—will other countries gradually follow this approach? Or do different economic situations in each country lead to very different attitudes? Can any experienced experts help me understand this, 😊