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Just and Equitable Principles

Definition

Just and equitable principles are fundamental standards promoting fairness and impartiality in actions and decisions. These principles serve as a moral and legal compass, advocating for fair treatment, equal opportunity, and proportional outcomes for all participants within a system or market. In financial and digital asset contexts, they guide regulatory frameworks and operational practices to prevent exploitation, ensure market access, and resolve disputes impartially. Adherence to these standards builds trust and fosters sustainable growth within economic ecosystems.