2026-01-02 08:28:13

In the Web3 industry, compliance often becomes the biggest obstacle to innovation. But more and more projects are going against the trend—they're not waiting for compliance to arrive, but actively embracing it.

QNT has long been known for its enterprise-level integration capabilities, and IOTA's recent moves are equally eye-catching. Its partnership with BitGo involves not only asset custody but also a complete set of compliant tools including lending, programmable fund flows, and cross-border settlement.

What does this mean? For enterprises, it means a secure environment that has been audited; for developers, it provides truly global infrastructure; for institutional investors, the certainty of compliance is no longer a distant dream.

As the RWA track heats up, similar infrastructure integrations are quietly rewriting the rules of the game. IOTA is no longer passively waiting for adoption; it is becoming the place where adoption happens.

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IOTA12,32%

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 10h ago

ngl been accumulating IOTA since the fundamentals started painting this picture... we're still in mile 15 of this marathon, most people don't even realize the race has started

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PermabullPete

· 10h ago

I have to say, IOTA's move is quite clever. Instead of passively taking hits, it's better to take the initiative. Rather than calling this compliance, it's more accurate to say they've found the right way to make money. With the BitGo toolkit in hand, enterprises really have no reason not to use it—it's hassle-free. The RWA track currently lacks everything except reliable infrastructure. IOTA has now positioned itself correctly. Compared to QNT's low profile, IOTA's move is more aggressive and interesting.

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SellLowExpert

· 10h ago

The routine in the industry circle, to be honest, is that compliance has become a selling point instead. This wave is indeed quite interesting. IOTA's move was quite good; together with BitGo, they completed the toolchain, truly giving institutional investors a sense of reassurance. To be honest, projects that truly dare to actively embrace compliance are actually more likely to break through, unlike some that still operate on the edge of legality. Wait, the question is, can it really be implemented, or is this just another round of hype... That's why I've always said we need to wait until projects actually deliver something; just shouting slogans is useless. It feels like RWA is really about to take off; with compliance backing, it's a different story.

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OnChainDetective

· 10h ago

Wait, BitGo suddenly partnered with IOTA for such a big collaboration? I need to check the recent wallet movements... Has a major player been lurking in the background all along?

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ApeShotFirst

· 10h ago

Wow, IOTA's move this time is really amazing. Compliance is no longer the ceiling but has become a moat, directly taking off.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 10h ago

Hey, IOTA this time has something going on... That combination of BitGo really hits the pain points. Institutions really need this kind of solid infrastructure, which is much better than just messing around. Compliance shifting from opposition to empowerment, it feels like the entire narrative is reversing.

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