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As new regulations on virtual currency reshape the industry landscape, China is taking a prudent and open approach to delineate a clear path for blockchain technology innovation. The policy does not wholly deny the technological value, but rather incorporates compliant innovation into a controllable track through a dual mechanism of 'relying on specific financial infrastructure with consent' and 'filing management.' This guidance clearly distinguishes between practical innovations serving the real economy and pure speculative trading, directing technological power back to its origins.
In this context, Plasma, as a Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for stablecoin settlement, demonstrates a feasible solution for adapting technology to regulatory frameworks. Its core design philosophy—anchoring to stablecoins, enhancing transaction efficiency, and lowering barriers to use—completely aligns with the policy's encouragement of 'serving the real economy.' By being compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (Reth) and adopting the PlasmaBFT consensus mechanism to achieve sub-second finality, this chain technically ensures the efficient and reliable settlement of stablecoins, providing a solid foundation for practical application scenarios.

On February 6, 2026, a heavyweight document jointly issued by the People's Bank of China and eight other departments (Notice on Further Preventing and Handling Risks Related to Virtual Currencies, etc.) (Yin Fa [2026] No. 42) officially replaced the old ban from 2021, outlining an unprecedentedly clear and strict regulatory framework for the tokenization of virtual currencies and real-world assets (RWA). With the new policy in place, there are vastly different interpretations from the outside world: Is it a 'breaking the ice journey' marking China's shift from a complete ban to a controlled and compliant asset tokenization environment, or does it mean incorporating emerging financial risks into the traditional strong regulatory framework of 'ironclad encirclement'? Among them, the blockchain project Dusk Network (DUSK), which starts from the European market and features 'privacy + compliance', has been pushed into the spotlight by some market opinions, even being discussed as the 'biggest beneficiary'. To explore the truth, we must compare the details of the policy text with DUSK's own positioning, rather than being misled by superficial labels.

Recently, there has been a viewpoint that if China does not improve the digital renminbi, it will not have compliant cryptocurrencies, even if the 'plasma narrative' is appealing. This perspective actually has deep strategic logic and practical considerations behind it.
The digital renminbi is a legal digital currency issued by the People's Bank of China, and its promotion is a rigorous and systematic project. From a technical perspective, it is necessary to ensure the stable operation of the digital renminbi in various complex network environments, ensuring the security and immutability of transactions, which requires continuous technical testing and optimization. In terms of application scenarios, it is necessary to enable the digital renminbi to widely cover various fields such as consumption, investment, and cross-border payments, meeting the needs of different groups, which requires deep cooperation and coordination with numerous financial institutions, merchants, etc. Therefore, the improvement of the digital renminbi is not achieved overnight, but is a process of gradual exploration and gradual improvement.

In the cryptocurrency market storm of February 2026, the price of Bitcoin briefly fell below $72,000, hitting a 15-month low. This sell-off, triggered by global risk aversion, plunged the entire crypto market into an unprecedented 'crisis of faith.' As the market questions the safe-haven attributes of 'digital gold,' the Dusk Network (DUSK), which combines privacy protection with compliance, is seeking a breakthrough in the storm with its unique positioning.
Bitcoin Crisis of Faith: From Safe-Haven Asset to Speculative Tool
The sharp decline in Bitcoin has exposed its nature as a purely speculative asset. Since the peak in October 2025, Bitcoin has cumulatively dropped over 42%, with a market value evaporating by more than $460 billion. Market analysis indicates that Bitcoin has failed to establish a hedging function like precious metals and instead shows a high positive correlation with the Nasdaq index (with a correlation of 0.61 over the past 7 days), making it particularly vulnerable during the risk asset sell-off. The withdrawal of institutional investors has intensified market panic, and the fluctuating fund flows of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. have further weakened market confidence.

Bitcoin plummeted to $72,000, and 140,000 investors across the network were liquidated, seemingly signaling an early cryptocurrency winter. Meanwhile, China's Supreme People's Court issued a statement explicitly stating that it will "strictly crack down on money laundering crimes in accordance with the law and resolutely safeguard national financial security."
The "Measures for the Management of Customer Due Diligence and Preservation of Customer Identity Information and Transaction Records by Financial Institutions," which officially came into effect in China on January 1, 2026, requires all financial institutions to preserve customer identity information and transaction records in accordance with the principles of security, accuracy, completeness, and confidentiality.
This regulatory update reflects that China's new definition of money laundering has surpassed traditional understanding. The era of "self-laundering money is not a crime" is over. Even if the perpetrator "launders" the proceeds of crime by buying a house, car, or other means, it will still be considered money laundering.

Today's spot silver market encountered a 'black storm', with prices plummeting by as much as 8%. This sudden market movement caught many investors off guard. In the current unclear market situation, choosing to wait and hold steady is undoubtedly a more prudent strategy.

The recent plunge in the silver market has complex underlying causes. Fluctuations in macroeconomic data, tensions in global political situations, and changes in market supply and demand relationships may all be the 'behind-the-scenes culprits' leading to the sharp decline in silver prices. In such an uncertain environment, blindly following trends, whether to buy at the bottom or to cut losses and exit, may lead to greater risks. At this time, staying calm, closely monitoring market dynamics, and waiting for the market to stabilize before making decisions is the wisest course of action.

Data storage needs are growing explosively. Traditional cloud services dominate the market but face numerous issues such as privacy leaks and vulnerability to censorship. Against this backdrop, the Walrus protocol, as a DeFi platform on the Sui blockchain, brings new revolutionary possibilities to the data storage sector with its unique advantages.
The Walrus protocol is supported by the native token WAL, precisely targeting the fields of privacy and decentralized storage. In terms of privacy protection, it provides users with a secure and private blockchain interaction environment, ensuring that user data is not leaked whether in private transactions or participating in dApps, allowing users to truly control their own information.#walrus

In traditional understanding, currency depreciation is a common phenomenon in the economic cycle, while gold, due to its rarity and stability, has long been regarded as an equivalent exchange for currency, being the only widely circulated metal currency, serving as a 'safe haven' in turbulent economic environments. Nowadays, with the rise of cryptocurrencies, people can't help but wonder: Will cryptocurrencies be like gold in the future?
The reason gold can become a currency equivalent lies in its non-renewable nature, stable physical and chemical properties, and high global recognition. Regardless of how times change, the value of gold remains relatively stable, particularly prominent during economic crises and inflation, where its value-preserving function is highlighted. For example, during multiple financial crises in history, gold prices often rise against the trend, becoming an important tool for investors to safeguard their wealth.

As both the U.S. and Iran have been unable to finalize a negotiation location, military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz are underway, and Iranian media claims to have grasped the enemy's combat plans, the tense situation in the Middle East is tugging at every nerve of the global market.
Against the backdrop of intense competition between the United States and Iran, a cryptocurrency featuring a 'stablecoin dedicated chain'—Plasma (XPL)—is facing unique opportunities and challenges. This cryptocurrency aims to provide an efficient, low-cost transfer network for global stablecoins.
In the shadow of the macro situation, analyzing its technical prospects and market logic is more important than simply predicting price fluctuations.