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#GateCast New Episode Goes Live | Gate Founder @Han_Gate Gets Real! Can compliance really win stronger user trust? Will it slow down the pace of innovation? Getting the #MiCA license—is it a straitjacket, or a ticket to bigger markets? Guessing around and still not [Spoken audio]: Let's talk compliance because whenever you're a big centralized exchange, you have to deal with a lot of jurisdictions in this age. And every different country has their own rules. How do you make it work? Oh, that's very hard, actually. Yes, we spend many, many years to handle that. People don't know what is, how to define crypto, what crypto is, right? It's different from any other traditional asset. But now I think more and more or jurisdictions that are learning how to regulate crypto. We started from Mata. We talked with the regulator, you know, how to regulate our platform, how to get a license here. We spent like four years to get a license from Mata. We tell them, you know, how we do our business, what crypto is, and they tell us what they want, what they're worried about, right? So, and after that, we get the license, I think we know more. And, you know, for the next like a few years, We've got more and more licenses. So now we have a lot of experience with regulators. We know how they want to regulate this business. We know they are concerned. For example, anti-money laundry activities, right? Market manipulation activities. And also the safety of the asset from the users, right? So this is the most important thing if they are concerned. So we need to take care of that very well. I think the good thing about regulation is that you can have a better reputation and let the user feel more comfortable with you and trust you more. But the problem with that, when you get regulated, so your product, your services will be limited in that kind of area, right? You cannot do the innovation very fast. For the mature products and also services, we can do that in the regulated area, but for the new kind of stuff, We can also do that on our website. It's easier for us to take the space to provide some new product and also get regulated. So that's the new way we find how we balance innovation and also regulation. In this case, can you say that getting licensed and compliant with Mika was the biggest challenge so far, from the regulatory perspective? With Mika is a big challenge, I do think so. Europe is quite straight, but the good thing is that after you get니까, you can cut the whole Europe, right? 100%