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The revised 2025 plan by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposes clearer regulatory rules for digital assets and simplifies related supervision processes, aiming to promote the establishment of a structured regulatory framework in the cryptocurrency industry. (Cointelegraph)
At present, OKX Wallet smart accounts support advanced trading strategies using OKX DEX on EVM and Solana networks, and will continue to expand support for more blockchain and features in the future. You only need to select the supported trading products on the OKX Wallet platform, fill in the order information, and set the funding source to the OKX Wallet smart account before submission to start trading. The execution process of OKX Wallet smart account transactions 1. The user places an order and signs it When the user places an order, the device will use a private key to sign the order intent (such as order type, transaction quantity, etc.); The signed order will be securely stored in the OKX DEX backend. 2. OKX DEX condition monitoring The system will continuously monitor the market situation and determine whether the trigger conditions set by the user (such as reaching the target price) are met. 3. TEE secure signature Once the triggering condition is met, the system will send the transaction data and the user's initial signature to TEE (Trusted Execution Environment)\ TEE will verify whether the transaction is consistent with the user's original intention. After verification, TEE will sign the transaction using the wallet private key securely stored in it. 4. On chain broadcast execution The signed transaction will be automatically broadcasted to the blockchain network and executed on chain. How can I view my order You can view current and historical orders in the following two ways: 1. Transaction page Current order: Orders that have not yet been executed or are waiting to be executed 2. Transaction record page Historical orders: Completed, cancelled, or expired orders Attention: You can click on "Current Orders" and switch to "Historical Orders" for viewing Learn more: https://web3.okx.com/zh-hans/help/how-to-trade-with-smart-accountshortCode=AICOIN88 Join OKX Boost binding and enjoy 20%: https://web3.okx.com/ul/joindex?ref=AICOIN88 OKX Wallet One wallet for easy storage, trading, and management of all your digital assets
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