2026-01-13 22:23:33

The crypto market in 2025 is adjusting, and by 2026, it is about to enter the "Compliance Breakthrough" phase. In this wave of market trends, the projects that truly survive share a common trait—real-world implementation, compliance, and tangible value.

Recently, the trading volume on a major platform's Base network was cut in half, and crypto search interest has fallen back to early 2021 levels. What does this indicate? The market has completely lost patience with projects that are purely speculative.

Speaking of solid compliance, the DUSK project is worth paying attention to. They are collaborating with the Dutch NPEX exchange to launch the DuskTrade app next year. This is not just a simple DEX concept; it genuinely brings tokenized securities worth over 300 million euros onto the blockchain. NPEX holds three licenses—MTF, Broker, and ECSP—and operates as a licensed exchange, not just an unregulated platform.

Even more interesting is that users may soon be able to trade real assets like stocks and bonds directly on the chain, bypassing complex traditional broker processes, with full regulatory backing for fund security—making it a killer app for institutional investors.

They have also jointly issued the EURQ stablecoin with Quantoz Payments and NPEX, fully compliant with the EU MiCA regulations. Many stablecoins are currently struggling with compliance issues, but EURQ, backed by licensed institutions, effectively adds a safety valve to the entire ecosystem.

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WhaleWatcher

· 18h ago

Hype is dead; only compliance can survive. The sudden halving of Base was long overdue, and the market has finally woken up. DUSK is the real deal, not just a paper concept. EURQ has taken the right path; the future of stablecoins is about having licensed backing. True assets on the chain plus regulatory enforcement—institutions have been waiting for this. The trend in 2026 will definitely be these kinds of things; pure air projects are completely out of the game.

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SellLowExpert

· 18h ago

Here comes the story of cutting leeks again, but this time DUSK seems to be truly different Real asset on-chain + licensed exchange... Wait, can this really be implemented? This compliance set, first in the EU, we are only realizing it now, I should personally experience EURQ Base halving is not surprising, pure air coins deserve to die, they get what they deserve DuskTrade launching next year? I'm just waiting to see, don’t be another PPT scam If this really becomes an institutional killer app, my cutting losses career will be upgraded NPEX’s three licenses are much more reliable than local meme coins, alright, I’ll believe it this time

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BlockTalk

· 18h ago

Halved + search popularity drops back to early 2021, crypto people need to reflect seriously now. Pure air coins really should die. I have to admit that DUSK's recent moves are somewhat impressive. NPEX's three licenses are indeed different. Finally, there's a project willing to truly tackle the hard bone of compliance. On-chain transaction real assets sound great. If they can truly bypass the mess with brokers, institutions would have already rushed in. It all depends on execution. The delay in stablecoin compliance has been too long. The EURQ approach is correct; backing by licensed institutions makes it more reassuring, a hundred times better than wild stablecoins. If DuskTrade really launches next year, there might be a real chance to make some progress in Europe.

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SerumSqueezer

· 18h ago

Really, if you're still playing pure air coins now, it's time to wake up; the market has already changed. A 50% drop in Base trading volume—what does that indicate? Even the retail investors are getting smarter. I think DUSK's compliant approach is quite reliable, not just empty talk. On-chain transactions with real assets? If that really takes off, are institutional investors far behind? I've been watching EURQ. With such fierce competition among stablecoins, having a licensed backing makes it more reassuring.

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