监管再加码！虚拟货币的“野路子”该彻底停了

Group 1 - The recent regulatory measures by the Chinese government aim to strengthen the control over virtual currencies, addressing ongoing issues in the market and closing loopholes in previous regulations [2][3] - The central bank and other departments have reiterated their stance against virtual currencies since 2013, with the latest regulations being more detailed and stringent, targeting all activities related to virtual currencies [2][3] - The new regulations indicate a zero-tolerance approach towards illegal activities related to virtual currencies, regardless of whether they occur domestically or internationally [3][4] Group 2 - Companies involved in any business related to virtual currencies are prohibited from providing services such as account creation, transaction assistance, or promotional activities [4] - Individuals are advised against participating in any virtual currency trading, as it is considered illegal and poses significant financial risks [4] - The regulatory environment is evolving to become more mature and proactive, anticipating risks associated with emerging business models like Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization [3]