The current regulatory environment presents a significant drag on asset valuations across the crypto space. Given the multitude of compliance barriers, legal uncertainties, and ongoing policy constraints that exist today, many digital assets should be trading at substantially higher multiples than their current price levels reflect.
The disconnect between fundamental value and market price stems largely from regulatory friction. Until we see clearer regulatory frameworks and reduced compliance burden, the risk premium embedded in these assets will continue to suppress their trading valuations. It's a classic case where external regulatory headwinds create artificial valuation suppression—once those barriers ease, we could expect a significant revaluation upward.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 14h ago
Regulation is just a ticking time bomb; if it suddenly loosens one day, the coin price could multiply several times over.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 01-15 21:58
Regulation is really a trap, artificially lowering the valuation of the entire crypto industry.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 01-15 21:58
Regulation, you know, is really just putting a sack over the coin price.
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Wait, so you're saying that the current low prices are actually the regulator's fault? So when can the curse be lifted?
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It sounds like waiting for a never-coming Godot... I guess I'll be retired by the time the regulatory framework becomes clear.
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Sounds nice, but even if these restrictions are truly lifted, the price might not necessarily skyrocket, right?
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Additional risk premium... sounds like we're all betting on a policy shift, which is a bit exciting.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-15 21:57
Regulation is really a huge pitfall; it artificially depresses good assets.
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-15 21:55
Regulation has really kept the coin price tightly suppressed. Once policies loosen, it will probably take off.
The current regulatory environment presents a significant drag on asset valuations across the crypto space. Given the multitude of compliance barriers, legal uncertainties, and ongoing policy constraints that exist today, many digital assets should be trading at substantially higher multiples than their current price levels reflect.
The disconnect between fundamental value and market price stems largely from regulatory friction. Until we see clearer regulatory frameworks and reduced compliance burden, the risk premium embedded in these assets will continue to suppress their trading valuations. It's a classic case where external regulatory headwinds create artificial valuation suppression—once those barriers ease, we could expect a significant revaluation upward.