A regulated product is a financial instrument or service that falls under the oversight and control of governmental or industry regulatory bodies. These products must comply with specific rules regarding their issuance, marketing, and operation. Regulations aim to protect investors, maintain market integrity, and prevent illicit activities. Such products provide a framework of trust and accountability.
Context
The definition of a regulated product is a central point of contention in the digital asset space, as jurisdictions work to classify various cryptocurrencies and services. Debates frequently concern whether existing financial regulations adequately cover digital assets or if new frameworks are necessary. Future developments will likely involve clearer global standards for digital asset regulation.
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