2026-01-11 10:22:10

The Web3 compliance financial landscape is being reshaped. A Layer1 blockchain project established in 2018, with a modular architecture and built-in privacy auditing mechanisms, has become a new choice for institutional-grade financial infrastructure.

On the technical front: the EVM mainnet is about to go live, breaking the previous ecosystem fragmentation; transaction privacy and on-chain compliance capabilities are also being implemented, protecting user privacy while meeting regulatory requirements. What’s even more eye-catching is the collaboration—partnering with the Dutch licensed exchange NPEX, planning to launch a trading platform in 2026, with over 300 million euros in tokenized securities on-chain plans behind it.

This is not only a technological iteration but also an important breakthrough in the RWA track. When traditional financial assets meet blockchain, compliance is often the biggest bottleneck. Speaking through practical projects and regulatory frameworks is more convincing than any publicity.

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OnChainSleuth

· 4h ago

Hey, finally a project dares to directly confront the compliance dead end, not just empty slogans. A trading platform in 2026? We'll see if it can survive until then; Europe has strict regulations. Modular + privacy auditing sounds good, but what about the details? Is there an audit report? A 300 million euro RWA plan... this number needs verification; don’t fall for the PPT financing tricks again. EVM mainnet launch is just the beginning; the key is whether there is real trading volume and institutional buy-in.

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AirdropHarvester

· 6h ago

Compliance + Privacy Double Guarantee, this is what institutions want. Is RWA really about to take off? We're tired of waiting for the EVM mainnet launch, hope it's not just another PPT project... A licensed exchange in the Netherlands backing it up, this time feels a bit different. The 300 million euro tokenized securities sound very firm, but we still have to wait two more years until 2026. Will it actually materialize? I've seen similar promises before, but they eventually faded away. However, given the actual cooperation involved, I'm still a bit hopeful.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-11 10:52

Damn, this is the real infrastructure, not those projects that keep shouting concepts all day long. Launching in 2026? Forget it, let's see if they can fulfill their promises in 2025 first. Compliance + privacy is indeed a powerful combo, but can the regulations in Europe really go so smoothly? 300 million euros in tokenized securities... that's something. Now that's what I call doing serious work. How is the privacy audit mechanism implemented? That's the core—don't be another paper tiger. Finally, a project that not only talks the talk but is actually working on institutional-grade stuff.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-11 10:52

Compliance + privacy go hand in hand, finally some projects are not just talking big. The 300 million euro securities on-chain plan is quite impressive, but it won't list on the exchange until 2026... We'll have to wait for this pace.

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FreeRider

· 01-11 10:51

This is the real deal, finally a project daring to put in real effort for compliance. RWA should be played like this, don't just talk big. Let's wait and see in 2026, 300 million euros in leverage is no small feat. Can privacy + compliance truly reconcile? Interesting. The modular architecture approach is everywhere now, let's see how it performs in practice. NPEX's endorsement is pretty good; licensed exchanges in Europe are more reliable. Compared to those vapor projects, this guy at least means business. Don't go all-in before the mainnet launch, wait and see. It's not easy to survive since 2018; can this time be successful? A compliant business is slow to make money, but it lasts longer. Where are the details of the privacy audit mechanism? Feels like there might be some tricks. Institution-level infrastructure sounds impressive, but how many actually use it? Layer 1 projects are numerous, but few can stand out from the crowd. This wave is indeed a bit different, but hype is also possible.

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ChainDetective

· 01-11 10:50

Finally, someone has figured out how to do compliance right, not just shouting slogans. --- 300 million euros worth of securities on the blockchain? If that really happens, I’ll be there to celebrate. --- Privacy + compliance can be achieved simultaneously? I used to think these two were inherently opposed. --- Backed by the Dutch exchange, this time it’s not the usual pump-and-dump routine. --- EVM going live can break the ecosystem fragmentation? Let’s see how it actually runs first. --- Compliance is the true moat of Web3; technology is secondary. --- Platform launch in 2026? How long do we have to wait? Will there even be a crypto scene next year? --- Built-in privacy audit mechanisms? How do they audit? Who will trust them? --- RWA (Real-World Assets) path really working out? Traditional finance better watch out. --- After all this talk about compliance infrastructure, finally seeing some real progress.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 01-11 10:43

Founded in 2018 and still alive? Alright, is this really different this time?

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-11 10:38

Oops, another compliance plan that "should be feasible in theory" and won't go live until 2026? Let me try this smart trap first to see if it will lock itself inside again.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 01-11 10:38

Finally, a project that doesn't just talk big—300 million euros worth of securities on the blockchain? Now that's what I want to see.

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