Flip through the business history of the past few decades, and you will see a stark truth:
Whoever sets the rules gets to take the entry ticket for the next round of the game.
Don't believe it? Take a look at these examples.
TCP/IP Protocol - The underlying language of the Internet, dictated by the Americans. What is the result? The lifeblood of global network infrastructure is also in their hands.
The SWIFT system - the hub of interbank transfers, which is also dominated by the United States. So you can see that if someone does not comply, their accounts can be frozen, and sanctions can be imposed at any time.
GAAP Accounting Standards - How to Write Corporate Financial Reports? It has to follow this template from the United States. All publicly listed companies around the world are using the syntax they designed to communicate.
These things are superficially technical standards, operating procedures, industry norms...
But essentially? They are the underlying code of the rules of wealth flow.
Why has the United States suddenly accelerated the implementation of policies like the Genius Act and Project Crypto this year?
The answer is actually very simple—
They want to get ahead of everyone and write the rules of the game for the era of crypto assets into laws and infrastructure.
Those who write the rules can define who can play, how they can play, and to what extent in the future financial world.
This logic has never changed.
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AirdropNinja
· 17h ago
Wow, the SWIFT meme is really something, freezing accounts just like that, we are indeed playing in their game.
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not_your_keys
· 17h ago
Wow, this time it’s going to be a reshuffle again, the US really plays hard...
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LiquidatorFlash
· 17h ago
Once the clearing risk threshold is triggered, the rules can no longer be changed by you. History always repeats itself.
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GhostInTheChain
· 17h ago
That's right, but we need to consider whether the rules are inherently a product of a longer game? It's not just black and white.
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SmartContractWorker
· 17h ago
Wonderful, to put it bluntly, it's still that old trick, just changing the guise to continue playing people for suckers.
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0xSunnyDay
· 17h ago
Seeing through it, the power to make rules is the power of discourse in the future, and the crypto world cannot escape this logic either.
Flip through the business history of the past few decades, and you will see a stark truth:
Whoever sets the rules gets to take the entry ticket for the next round of the game.
Don't believe it? Take a look at these examples.
TCP/IP Protocol - The underlying language of the Internet, dictated by the Americans. What is the result? The lifeblood of global network infrastructure is also in their hands.
The SWIFT system - the hub of interbank transfers, which is also dominated by the United States. So you can see that if someone does not comply, their accounts can be frozen, and sanctions can be imposed at any time.
GAAP Accounting Standards - How to Write Corporate Financial Reports? It has to follow this template from the United States. All publicly listed companies around the world are using the syntax they designed to communicate.
These things are superficially technical standards, operating procedures, industry norms...
But essentially? They are the underlying code of the rules of wealth flow.
Why has the United States suddenly accelerated the implementation of policies like the Genius Act and Project Crypto this year?
The answer is actually very simple—
They want to get ahead of everyone and write the rules of the game for the era of crypto assets into laws and infrastructure.
Those who write the rules can define who can play, how they can play, and to what extent in the future financial world.
This logic has never changed.