Ripple CEO speaks again: The crypto market needs a clear regulatory framework, not perfect legislation

DAOplomacy · 2026-01-21T13:36:12+00:00

The development of the crypto market is affected by regulatory uncertainty. Experts recommend advancing existing regulatory progress and establishing a clear regulatory framework to promote innovation and investment. Clear rules help ensure the long-term healthy development of the industry and avoid waiting for perfect legislation.

DAOplomacy

2026-01-21 13:36:12

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【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 21, industry voices pointed out that the development of the crypto market is being hindered by regulatory uncertainty. Instead of waiting for an ideal legislative plan to emerge, it is better to promote existing feasible regulatory progress. After all, historically, no law can satisfy everyone; the key is to establish a clear regulatory framework.

Interestingly, the concept of “clarity over chaos” may sound simple, but it directly addresses the industry’s pain points. When rules are clear, companies can innovate with confidence, investors can participate without worry, and the crypto ecosystem can enjoy a stable development environment. This is not about making regulations overly strict, but about having a clear direction.

Many believe that rather than pursuing perfect legislation and waiting endlessly, it’s better to first establish a solid foundational framework. This approach can unleash innovation potential while ensuring the industry’s long-term healthy development. After all, clear game rules benefit everyone.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 4h ago

Instead of just talking about plans on paper, it's better to establish the framework first; otherwise, everyone will just be guessing the rules and playing.

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PumpBeforeRug

· 4h ago

Clarity over chaos is true, but it's easier said than done. Regulatory trends vary across countries.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 4h ago

Rather than waiting forever, it's better to finalize the rules first.

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token_therapist

· 4h ago

You're right. Instead of talking about perfect plans every day, it's better to finalize the rules quickly and push forward. At least everyone has a clear understanding. --- Clarity over chaos really hits the point. Otherwise, the entire industry is just gambling on what regulatory authorities will do next. --- After so many years of regulatory policies, isn't it just about wanting certainty? Having a framework is always better than having none. --- Perfect legislation is a dream. Be practical—once the framework is clear, companies will naturally dare to invest. That’s the right cycle. --- Regulation is only problematic when it's unclear. When it's not clear, companies and investors will hold back, which actually hinders innovation... Irony. --- Alright, instead of arguing back and forth, establishing a basic framework directly is never wrong. Once the game rules are set, everyone can have fun. --- Someone should have said this long ago: certainty is far more important to ecosystem development than perfection. --- Clarity > Perfection. This logic is sound. Which law in history hasn't been criticized...

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VitalikFanAccount

· 4h ago

Rather than discussing plans on paper, it's better to set the rules first. Clarity over chaos, there's nothing wrong with that. --- A clear regulatory framework is necessary for funds to flow in. That's exactly where the current bottleneck is. --- Perfect legislation is an illusion; establishing a framework first is more realistic. Anti-regulation rules are always better than no rules. --- Ha, isn't that just saying things are too chaotic now? Ripple said what we're all thinking. --- Clear direction > endless waiting, that logic makes sense. The question is, which countries are really willing to take action? --- You're right, rather than being trapped in uncertainty, it's better to have a clear line. It's definitely better than the current situation. --- Clear game rules... that sounds right, but actual implementation is a different story. --- I just want to know when Europe and the US can truly work together to build this framework?

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ForkItAll

· 4h ago

Instead of stressing over perfect or imperfect, it's better to set the rules and get started.

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