Family, who understands this! Polymarket was ruled by the court to be operating without a license, directly ringing the loudest alarm for the crypto circle—regulation is not just talk; compliance loopholes in centralized platforms can really be wiped out overnight!
The court made it clear: no license, damaging state regulatory authority, endangering minors—these charges are actually not new in the crypto circle, but this time even Nevada and Tennessee took action, indicating that regulation has already focused on 'data compliance + asset transparency.' Many people do not realize that the core issue with Polymarket is not there, but rather in the fact that data storage has not achieved decentralized traceability, and compliance fundamentally cannot stand!
Only now do we understand the charm of Walrus! As a Web3 compliance storage infrastructure, it directly puts data on-chain to achieve 'regulation-friendly': all asset data is decentralized and verifiable, traceable and auditable, whether it’s RWA asset rights confirmation or platform compliance filing, it can meet regulatory requirements. Moreover, cross-chain compatibility + low cost, for platforms like Polymarket that require massive data verification, using it can meet compliance while saving 80% in costs, isn't this better than stepping on regulatory landmines?
Now, the crypto circle is no longer an era of air coins; the stricter the regulation, the more valuable the truly compliant and practical infrastructure becomes. Walrus is backed by Mysten Labs, with over 800 million RWA assets already compliant on-chain, leading platforms are quietly using it, and the tokens are supported by real ecological consumption.
Don't wait until your project is caught in regulatory constraints to think of compliance! Layout the Walrus infrastructure that meets regulatory needs, avoiding risks while seizing dividends; making money in the crypto circle, going with the flow is the way to go~@Walrus 🦭/acc
