2026-01-15 19:34:08

The decision by Country X to ban crypto projects operating in the (InfoFi) sector strengthens regulatory authorities' oversight of this sector. The decision appears to have been made to reduce potential risks within the InfoFi ecosystem and to protect investors. Such regulatory steps represent an important stage in the maturation and legitimization of the cryptocurrency market. A period has begun for industry players to reassess their compliance and risk management strategies.

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OnchainHolmes

· 6m ago

Another ban is here. Is it InfoFi this time? To put it simply, it's the same old logic—if they can't control it, they ban it. Truly outrageous.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 8h ago

Another ban? This time InfoFi is cut, who will be next? --- With such a heavy-handed regulation, the genuine project teams have already fled, and retail investors are the ones who suffer. --- "Investor protection" sounds good, but I just want to ask who will protect our returns? --- No, these government officials keep saying they want compliance, but every time they act, it's total ban... How are we supposed to play? --- The InfoFi ecosystem is cooling down, it seems another wave of project departures is coming this year. --- I should have known not to touch these high-risk sectors; now I have to cut losses again. --- Wait, is this the pace of completely controlling on-chain finance?

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FastLeaver

· 8h ago

Banned again? This time it's InfoFi, I'm done.

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GasFeeTears

· 8h ago

Another country has banned it, now the InfoFi project is really in trouble...

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 8h ago

Another ban? This time it's InfoFi's turn. Anyway, it all ends up being unavoidable.

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GasWaster

· 9h ago

nah here we go again, another country pulling the ban hammer on infofi... watched my bridge fees spike 47% last week just trying to avoid this exact scenario lol. "investor protection" they say, but really just means migration tax incoming for all of us. already got my spreadsheets open tracking gas prices for the inevitable exodus to L2s tbh

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RektButAlive

· 9h ago

Another ban? Looks like InfoFi will have to change course now --- Regulation is really getting stricter, no wonder this wave of decline is so fierce --- I support investor protection, but is this kind of blanket crackdown too harsh? --- It's only a matter of time, let's see who can hold on until the end and stay compliant --- Maturity is like this, a period of growing pains --- Country X's move is a bit aggressive... small projects are probably going to cry --- Risk management will have to start over again, what a hassle --- Actually, it's an opportunity for the big players, while small players are being cleared out

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