Nah this one's actually different, ADA not being subject to it isn't a disclaimer, it's the whole architecture. They built a separate token standard so enterprises can meet compliance requirements without touching the base layer, that's genuinely the correct way to do it.
The compliance layer always bleeds into the base layer eventually when regulators start asking who controls the freeze keys and why the native asset isn't subject to the same rules.
The "but the main token is fine" disclaimer never ages well. Seen this playbook before.
Nah this one's actually different, ADA not being subject to it isn't a disclaimer, it's the whole architecture. They built a separate token standard so enterprises can meet compliance requirements without touching the base layer, that's genuinely the correct way to do it.
The compliance layer always bleeds into the base layer eventually when regulators start asking who controls the freeze keys and why the native asset isn't subject to the same rules.