2025-12-23 14:10:38

#数字资产市场洞察 Recently, there have been continuous disturbances. Insiders have revealed that cross-border law enforcement cases are frequent—referred to in the industry as "ocean fishing," involving asset freezes and even personal control, with single transaction amounts often reaching hundreds of millions of dollars.

The numbers are as follows: In the past three years, there have been over 20 public cross-border investigations, with 70% of the cases involving funds exceeding 100 million. In the first half of 2024, the assets locked due to compliance reviews surged by 180% globally. Beneath the appearance of market prosperity, risks have never truly dissipated.

A turning point is also brewing. The Federal Reserve's attitude has clearly softened, shifting from "strong opposition" to "support for innovation." The calls for U.S. stablecoin issuers to soon obtain licensing qualifications are growing louder. The UK has taken the lead in defining crypto assets as "personal property." Regulatory logic is quietly being restructured—from a blanket ban to the development of a clear compliance framework.

But there is a contradiction here: the ideal of decentralization is facing the real pressure of centralized regulation. For institutions and individuals holding large amounts of assets, short-term pain is almost unavoidable. Are the assets really safe? Can people and funds flow synchronously? There are no simple answers to these questions.

Opportunities and risks always coexist. The market is adjusting, and what participants need to do is understand the changes and manage risks. What do you think about this regulatory shift?

(This content is for market observation reference only and does not constitute investment advice.)

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ApeShotFirst

· 2025-12-26 10:39

Deep-sea fishing sounds exciting, a 180% lock-up increase—this is going to freeze people to death. Decentralized ideals meeting centralized regulation—it's like reality giving dreams a big slap. The Federal Reserve's attitude loosening? It looks more like fishing to me, playing the routine of relaxing first and then reeling in. Billions of dollars frozen just like that—how can anyone sleep peacefully? This is truly a sleepless night. I laughed when the UK classified crypto as personal property. The regulatory framework is clear, but is the asset safe? Can both happen at the same time? Short-term pain? That's just ridiculous. Being able to withstand the blow is risk management; if you can't, it's called a liquidation.

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OnChainDetective

· 2025-12-23 19:55

180% drop in Lock-up Position? This data is outrageous; there must be Large Investors manipulating the flow of funds behind the scenes. I need to dig into the on-chain Address clusters. Seventy percent of cases involve over a hundred million, indicating that Whales are being hunted en masse; institutional Addresses are definitely being closely monitored. Is the Fed's attitude shifting? Don't be fooled by the superficial "support for innovation"; this is just laying the groundwork for Accumulation. Is the asset really safe? Laughable, as soon as it enters the exchange, it is never safe; I have warning monitoring for large transfers. The definition of "personal property" has changed, making freezing easier; this round is paving the way for subsequent black-box operations. Instead of watching for regulatory shifts, pay attention to how much capital is quietly leaving the market; I am already tracking unusual movements of suspected institutional Addresses.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 2025-12-23 14:41

The term "offshore fishing" is absolutely amazing, very straightforward. Billions frozen, compliance review surged by 180%... this is the reality, we can't always be immersed in the dream of decentralization.

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SilentObserver

· 2025-12-23 14:27

The term "ocean fishing" hits a bit too close to home... A 180% Lock-up Position increase is no joke.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 2025-12-23 14:18

The term "ocean fishing" is really fucking amazing, it feels like we are next in line. Just hold on and it's done, anyway it's already like this. Regulatory loosening but assets are still frozen, this logic is really absurd. The stablecoin licensing is nearing, but I still don't trust the Fed's way. Decentralization sounds nice, but in the end, we still have to listen to the government. People and funds flowing in sync? Dream on, they have long been separated. This adjustment looks like an opportunity, but in reality, it’s all traps. 180% Lock-up Position rise, scary, brothers. The UK is a model, and the US still has to watch. Short-term pain for long-term gain, this is our destiny, right?

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