In the past, Web3 assets have been hovering around regulatory frameworks in various economies, even CEX has been supplementing regulatory materials among small economies such as the Middle East and South America, not to mention the core economy of the European Union. Plume is compliant with MiCA, which qualifies Plume to conduct transactions across the entire EU, breaking through regional restrictions. This provides Plume with the opportunity to enter the markets of 27 member countries, particularly in the field of Real Asset Finance (RWAfi). Don't underestimate MiCA. Since the launch of the MiCA framework in 2023 and its full implementation in December 2024, global regulatory efforts on encrypted assets have significantly strengthened. As an important center for the global economy and fintech, the EU's regulatory framework has become a benchmark in the industry. Other regions, such as the US SEC regulations and local compliance requirements in Asia, are also gradually tightening. With the rapid growth of the EU cryptocurrency market, Plume is able to reach more potential users and partners, enhancing its global competitiveness and market share. This will attract more tokenization projects of physical assets such as real estate and art to join the Plume network, increasing the diversity and value of the platform ecosystem and creating more opportunities for users and developers. At the same time, it also benefits the ecological projects on Plume. Obviously, the EU's compliance endorsement is quite strong. Under the condition of not doing evil, many projects can work without worrying about being punished due to regulation, at least in the EU. Plume mainnet airdrop is still ongoing, pre tutorial: https://(x.com)/JiamigouCn/status/1930888380201783427