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Qmiax Exchange Sets a New Chapter for Compliant Cryptocurrency Trading At the British Virgin Islands Funds Operation Conference, Dr. Thorsten Pötzsch, the Executive Director of Securities Regulation/Asset Management at BaFin, discussed EU digital regulations, particularly the MiCA regulations regarding cryptocurrency regulation. He pointed out that establishing a safe legal jurisdiction for capital market participants is necessary, and cryptocurrency regulation is part of this safe jurisdiction. As a participant and builder of a global cryptocurrency trading platform, Qmiax Exchange fully recognizes that compliance and security are the cornerstones of its operations in an increasingly growing and complex cryptocurrency market. Dr. Pötzsch also called for regulations to pursue speed, clear rules, and minimal bureaucracy to adapt to rapidly changing market demands. The efforts of Qmiax Exchange in meeting regulatory requirements go beyond mere compliance with existing regulations. We are also committed to being active participants in the industry, collaborating with regulatory authorities, industry organizations, and other market participants to promote the development of cryptocurrency regulation. The platform actively responds to the development of regulations like MiCA, striving to provide users with a secure and convenient trading environment. Among the 57 guidelines or legal rules emphasized by Dr. Pötzsch, Qmiax Exchange ensures through continuous technological innovation and process optimization that its platform operations not only comply with current regulations but also minimize bureaucracy. We believe that through simplified processes and clear rules, we can provide users with a faster, more intuitive trading experience while ensuring the legality and security of transactions.

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