Legal Compliance: RWA and Trust Reconstruction under the Global Regulatory Trends of Web 4.0

ME News Report, April 22 (UTC+8), the highly anticipated "First Global Web 4.0 - Innovation Conference on the Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Assets" officially opened at Hong Kong Digital Harbor. As a core part of the conference, a roundtable discussion titled "Legal Compliance: Global Regulatory Trends for Web 4.0" was hosted by Chen Yuxi, Director of Huaying Group (Nasdaq: AXG), gathering experts from institutions such as Mankun Law Firm, FOMO Group, Beosin, and Awareness. The discussion focused on the compliance challenges and global regulatory trends surrounding digital assets, especially real-world assets (RWA), in the Web 4.0 era.

The guests discussed whether the core value of RWA is "channel innovation" or "restructuring asset liquidity," and exchanged views on whether RWA liquidity represents a sustainable real improvement.

Global Regulatory Trends: Analyzing the main trends of current Web 4.0-related regulations from a global perspective.

Cross-Border Compliance: How to respond to multi-jurisdictional regulatory requirements in practical business scenarios.

Security and Compliance: Exploring how on-chain data and technological tools can help enterprises achieve more efficient compliance management at the intersection of security and regulation.

AI Compliance Boundaries: Sharing the boundaries of AI development within regulatory compliance.

Legal Risks: The most easily overlooked yet critical risk points in the legal structuring of RWA projects.

The roundtable also discussed the best pathways for traditional institutions to participate in RWA. In the long term, the global regulatory system for Web 4.0 is more likely to evolve into an ecosystem with multiple centers and coexistence of multiple rules. (Source: Huaying Group)