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Entering a regulatory sandbox (e.g., Singapore MAS, EU MiCA) offers compliance (reducing legal risks) but may impose restrictions (e.g., capped user numbers, limited transaction volumes). Compare sandboxes by exit standards: MAS requires proven risk controls to launch publicly, while some EU sandboxes have looser exit criteria. Evaluate long-term potential by checking if the sandbox aligns with the project’s target markets—e.g., a payment-focused project benefits more from EU MiCA (which regulates stablecoins) than a niche DeFi project. Also, track past sandbox graduates’ success (e.g., did they gain mainstream adoption post-exit?).