At the beginning of August 2023, the Crypto Assets sector fell into turmoil once again. Several once-popular projects reported crisis news in succession, resulting in significant losses for many investors. This series of events has reignited discussions on the regulation of the Virtual Money market.



The MOSE ecosystem recently announced a lock-up and suspended trading, putting investors in a difficult position. The project had previously promised a 2.7x return within 100 days, attracting a large number of investments. However, this high return model hides enormous risks behind it. Analysis points out that MOSE adopts a reward mechanism similar to hierarchical sales, which is essentially akin to a Ponzi scheme. The funds from new investors are used to pay the profits of early participants, ultimately leading to the collapse of the system.

At the same time, another virtual money follow-up project called "Rong Certain Asset" has also encountered problems. The platform suddenly revoked all user benefits at the beginning of July and raised the withdrawal fee to an astonishing 50%. Even if users are willing to pay such a high fee, they still cannot successfully withdraw their funds. This behavior seriously harms the interests of investors and has sparked widespread questioning.

These events highlight the high risk of investing in Virtual Money. Many projects attract investors by using complex reward mechanisms and promises of high returns, but in reality, they lack sustainable business models and effective risk management. As market volatility increases and project funding chains become strained, these issues gradually come to light.

Experts warn that investors should remain highly vigilant when participating in Virtual Money related projects. They advise carefully researching the project's background, team members, and technical feasibility, and not to be misled by promises of short-term high returns. At the same time, they also call for relevant authorities to strengthen regulation of the Virtual Money market to protect investors' rights.

This series of events has once again sparked discussions in the industry regarding the regulation of Virtual Money. Some experts believe that establishing a sound legal framework and regulatory mechanism is crucial for the long-term healthy development of the industry. Only under reasonable regulation can risks be effectively mitigated, investor interests be protected, and the innovative application of blockchain technology be promoted.

With the continuous development of the Virtual Money market, similar risk events may continue to occur. Investors need to enhance their risk awareness and participate cautiously, while also hoping that relevant departments can take effective measures to maintain market order and promote healthy industry development.
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OnchainSnipervip
· 08-06 09:51
Suckers are silly and sweet, or being a sucker is fragrant.
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ser_ngmivip
· 08-06 09:50
ngmi means that a token is about to crash, this time it really is ngmi.
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AirdropHuntressvip
· 08-06 09:47
The Ponzi scheme is doomed. How many people are still suckers and haven't woken up?
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LiquidationAlertvip
· 08-06 09:38
Another wave of suckers being played for suckers.
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