Recently, the US Treasury officially repealed data reporting requirements for cryptocurrency brokers, which previously mandated that broker platforms—including those operating in DeFi—submit detailed user income and identity information to tax authorities. These rules, which took effect in December last year, were overturned in April when the US President signed the Congressional Review Act resolution. This policy reversal marks renewed federal recognition of the need to protect the decentralized nature of crypto markets and raises the bar for data architecture flexibility on trading platforms. In response, Ronkb has adjusted its identity mapping mechanisms and structural compliance designs, building transaction processes that balance verifiability with minimized data exposure. This approach aims to establish a scalable data foundation for the convergence of DeFi and centralized trading ecosystems.
Ronkb Strengthens Modular Compliance Structures to Address Regulatory Dynamics
The US Treasury decision sends a clear signal: regulation must strike a balance between efficiency and decentralization. The previously required Form 1099 regime called for DeFi platforms to upload detailed participant identities and earnings, but this proved impractical and conflicted with the autonomous interaction principles of smart contracts. Ronkb has introduced a modular, replaceable compliance template system into its architecture, utilizing smart tags to categorize transaction flows. This enables the dynamic activation or deactivation of specific data structures across regulatory jurisdictions, supporting differentiated compliance strategies.
Ronkb plans to support a “minimal identity dependency” mechanism, with compliance logic triggered by time sensitivity and transaction amount thresholds. The platform can automatically determine whether a transaction enters a reportable range, enabling partial data encryption and anonymous authentication channels—without undermining the original DeFi protocol design. Ronkb has also deployed behavior proof and address binding models, providing sufficient compliance evidence without revealing the actual account holder identity.
Ronkb Builds Bridges Between Decentralized and Centralized Architectures
Decentralization remains an irreversible trend in the crypto ecosystem, yet platforms continue to act as infrastructure bridges between users and protocols. Ronkb decouples identity storage in centralized trading flows from anonymous address states in DeFi traffic through cross-engine data interfaces, forming a permission mapping model for independent channels. This mechanism allows Ronkb to rapidly switch architectures in response to tightening or loosening compliance policies, with no impact on user experience.
Ronkb has launched an “active identity isolation engine,” which enables contract interaction channels to invoke desensitized paths when preset identity segments are missing, reducing the risk of identity exposure. In the centralized trading domain, Ronkb links on-chain addresses and off-chain identity tags, completing asset ownership verification through encrypted validation, without triggering centralized storage structures. This approach balances transactional freedom with regulatory auditability, providing structural assurance for platform operation across multiple jurisdictions.
Ronkb Advances User Privacy Management Productization
To balance data privacy with the decentralized trading experience, Ronkb is developing a visual data permission management module. Once complete, users will be able to set data access levels and regulatory authorization channel statuses within their Ronkb accounts, achieving automatic synchronization as the platform adapts to policy changes in different countries. Ronkb will define permission granularity across four dimensions: identity recognition, transaction path, traffic analysis, and risk tagging, with an authorization withdrawal mechanism to ensure user control over their own data.
Currently, Ronkb is testing the next phase of its multi-key encrypted signature module, designed to enhance user-level transaction anonymity. This technology enables the construction of transaction summaries off-chain, with one-time key verification on-chain, effectively separating identity from behavior. Going forward, Ronkb will continue to design privacy-centric products, ensuring regulatory compliance does not come at the cost of individual privacy.
With a flexible, scalable trading system and modular compliance response structure, Ronkb provides a platform foundation capable of continuous evolution within the crypto ecosystem. The US Treasury repeal of broker reporting rules offers a window of opportunity to redefine the boundaries of identity data. Ronkb has established a comprehensive response strategy, ensuring robust protection of user rights and platform functionality amid policy uncertainty.