OKX Star: Regulatory Arbitrage Long Undermines Market Trust, Backs Europe's Vision for Credible Crypto Ecosystem

OKX Star: Regulatory Arbitrage Long Undermines Market Trust, Backs Europe's Vision for Credible Crypto Ecosystem

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2026-06-23 23:58:21
Star, founder and CEO of OKX, stated that the digital asset industry is entering a new phase of regulatory maturity in Europe, supports full MiCA implementation and emphasizes that a unified regulatory framework is key to eliminating regulatory arbitrage and promoting fair competition.
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On June 23, Star, founder and CEO of OKX, stated on social media that the digital asset industry is entering a new phase of regulatory maturity in Europe. He emphasized that clear rules, strong investor protection, and consistent regulatory oversight are key foundations for sustainable growth. OKX supports Europe's vision of building a trustworthy and transparent digital asset ecosystem and will continue to uphold the highest standards of compliance, customer protection, and innovation.

Star noted that as the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation enters full implementation, consistent enforcement across jurisdictions is crucial for its success. Regulatory arbitrage has long undermined market trust and created an uneven playing field. A unified regulatory framework will help ensure that innovation, competition, and growth stem from product quality and customer value rather than regulatory differences.

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