CertiK releases 2026 Global Digital Asset Regulatory Report: Anti Money Laundering Enforcement Upgrades, Smart Contract Audit Becomes Admission Condition Odaily Planet Daily News: Web3 security company CertiK has released a report titled "Current Status of Digital Asset Regulation in 2026", which systematically reviews global regulatory trends. The report shows that as of April 2026, regulatory frameworks in major jurisdictions such as the United States, the European Union, Hong Kong, and Singapore have been largely implemented, and the industry is entering a phase of comprehensive compliance. The report shows that anti money laundering enforcement has replaced securities attribute definition as the primary regulatory risk, with global anti money laundering related fines exceeding $900 million in the first half of 2025, and transaction monitoring capabilities becoming core compliance requirements. At the same time, smart contract security auditing is upgrading from industry best practices to admission criteria, becoming an essential foundation for license approval and token listing. In addition, the global regulatory framework for stablecoins tends to be consistent, generally establishing principles such as full reserve and licensed issuance. However, regulatory differences across jurisdictions still pose compliance challenges. The report points out that with regulatory convergence and strengthened enforcement, the industry has entered the "era of strong compliance". CertiK stated that the core issue facing enterprises is shifting from "compliance" to "the ability to quickly build and implement compliance capabilities". Licensing in multiple regions, investment in anti money laundering, and continuous security audits are becoming the fundamental thresholds for institutional development.