Recently, the Crypto Assets market has attracted a lot of attention due to policy changes. However, in this wave of new regulations, investors need to be vigilant about potential systemic risks.

First of all, structural risks can directly threaten the principal investment. Increased market volatility and sudden liquidity shortages can both lead to a significant devaluation of assets.

Secondly, new types of fraud are emerging continuously. Malicious actors may forge regulatory approval documents to promote fake Crypto Assets ETF products, misleading investors into falling for scams.

Moreover, cross-border regulatory arbitrage is also a major risk. Sudden policy shifts in certain countries, such as the recent actions in India, could lead to local exchanges suspending withdrawals, trapping investors' funds.

Finally, even in the DeFi (Decentralized Finance) field, there are compliance loopholes. Certain malicious protocols may forge audit reports and engage in fraudulent activities under the guise of seemingly legitimate appearances.

In the face of these risks, investors should remain vigilant, conduct in-depth research on project backgrounds, verify the reliability of information sources, and constantly follow global Crypto Assets policy trends. Only by establishing a sound risk awareness and management mechanism can one move steadily forward in this market full of opportunities and challenges.