2026-01-12 13:27:40

Dubai regulatory authorities strengthen the cryptocurrency policy framework with stricter measures. The latest actions include banning privacy coins from trading and use locally, while significantly tightening rules on the issuance and operation of stablecoins. This series of measures reflects the policy evolution of the Middle East's major financial hub in digital asset management and has certain reference significance for the global crypto ecosystem's compliance trends.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 01-15 04:43

Here we go again, privacy coins banned, stablecoins restricted, Dubai is really trying to kill crypto? --- Compliance is tightening up, who dares to play with privacy coins next? --- Stablecoins are being tightened? Then who will take over? Laughing out loud --- Dubai's move will force the whole world to adjust, there's no escaping it --- Banning privacy coins? Fine, there are so many on-chain anyway, can't control them --- This is a power struggle among major nations, monopolizing under the guise of compliance --- As stablecoin operation rules tighten, how can small exchanges survive? --- I see this as a covert way of supporting official stablecoins --- Banning privacy coins has become a trend, nothing surprising about it --- The Middle Eastern financial center is also starting to follow the rules, interesting

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-14 05:46

Privacy coins have been banned, so what do we do about our anonymous transactions... Dubai is really strict this time, it feels like the whole world is tightening up.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-13 16:33

Dubai is serious this time, privacy coins are directly banned... By the way, should we also keep an eye on the tightening of stablecoins?

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CryptoPhoenix

· 01-13 13:15

Another wave of compliance storms, to be honest, it's a bit unsettling [laughing with tears]... But think about it, banning privacy coins and tightening stablecoins—aren't they pushing us to adopt a long-term mindset? It’s indeed tough in the short term, but in the long run, it’s actually cleansing speculators and making room for true believers. A bear market cultivates the right mindset. These policy tightenings are actually laying the groundwork for the next bull run... Everyone, don’t panic. The opportunity for rebirth and renewal is always reserved for those who wait patiently. Dubai’s move may seem strict, but in reality, it’s doing emotional repair for the entire crypto ecosystem. Once the policy winds settle and the value returns, the moment of revival will arrive.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-12 13:56

Here comes another ban on privacy coins. Is Dubai planning to lie flat? Privacy coins are being suppressed worldwide, stablecoins are also stuck, and the Middle Eastern financial center can no longer hold up. So is privacy really that hard to protect, or is it just a false demand? Will Dubai's move this time have a reverse positive effect on on-chain mixing protocols... Regulators imposing a one-size-fits-all approach actually makes people want privacy more, a typical reverse stimulus. Tightening stablecoins is reasonable; indeed, there are too many chaotic situations.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-12 13:54

Banning privacy coins? Looks like I really have to go to Singapore now

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-12 13:51

Privacy coins are being cut again? Dubai, who are they learning from? Regulations are becoming increasingly suffocating.

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