Australia's new financial regulations have forced a blockchain company to completely change its legal structure and business model. Liquid Noble recently announced that it needs to fully disconnect its brokerage business from blockchain and any digital assets, having previously built a tokenized precious metal system on the BSV blockchain. Liquid Noble's CEO, Dan Dragon, stated that in light of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's (ASIC) latest regulatory update INFO 225 regarding digital assets, the change is necessary. Any issuer in Australia issuing packaged "crypto assets" or tokenized real-world assets will soon need to obtain a financial services license. The cost of obtaining the license has made it unaffordable for Liquid Noble. Although tokenizing the value of precious metals on a scalable blockchain is a significant selling point for the company, it can no longer innovate in this area. Liquid Noble has restructured its business to operate solely as a commodity trader, providing customers with physical precious metals in a modern, application-driven format. Liquid Noble application ( needs to clarify that it remains based on and compatible with the BSV SDK ), with similar functionalities, but as a more "closed system." Therefore, you can still use it () #Token of Love广场打CALL赢门票# .