Definition ∞ Regulated crypto trading refers to the exchange of digital assets conducted under the oversight and rules of governmental or financial authorities. This involves platforms and service providers adhering to specific licenses, anti-money laundering requirements, and consumer protection standards. Such regulation aims to mitigate risks associated with market manipulation and illicit activities.
Context ∞ The push for regulated crypto trading is a significant global trend, driven by concerns over investor protection and financial stability. Jurisdictions are implementing various frameworks, from specific crypto licenses to integrating digital assets into existing securities laws. News often covers the debates between fostering innovation and ensuring strict compliance within the rapidly evolving digital asset markets.
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