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Regarding current domestic policies and the issues surrounding U-merchants, withdrawals, and deposits, I have a question to see if anyone has insight.
If the authorities truly intended to crack down on U-merchants and cut off the source, how would they approach it? The most straightforward method would be to have personnel register on major trading platforms, complete a single U transaction, obtain the counterparty’s information, and then follow up with them. Wouldn't that quickly eliminate the practice altogether?
Since this has not been done so far, is the enforcement merely symbolic? Why hasn’t such an approach been taken? What are the potential advantages and disadvantages? Is it likely to be implemented in the future? And if it is, how might the market react?
Bitcoin is classified as a commodity, so buying and selling it should not fall into an illegal category. In that case, one could bypass U altogether and conduct BTC C2C transactions. What impact would this have on Bitcoin? One possibility is that existing USDT liquidity cannot rapidly transition to C2C. The quickest path would be converting U into BTC, which could push BTC’s price upward. New entrants to the crypto space would first need to acquire BTC, potentially broadening overall BTC adoption.
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