Golden Finance reported that a study released by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on Wednesday showed that a new decentralized financial data platform may support future regulation of cryptocurrency market participants. The proof-of-concept report jointly released by BIS and the Dutch and German central banks stated that the Atlas project was initially used to map important off-chain international flows between cryptocurrency exchanges. Cecilia Skingsley, head of the BIS Innovation Center, said in a statement that we are developing a new important public product for central banks around the world. Cross-border flow data is related to areas such as payments and macroeconomic analysis. The study initially looked at transactions on the Bitcoin network. The study said that although it is relatively small compared to the total on-chain network flow, the flow between cryptocurrency exchanges is economically important and huge. The output of the Atlas project can serve as a starting point for preliminary assessments and provide information for drafting data reporting requirements and the regulation of crypto market participants.