1. Having a solid foundation in monetary and financial economics, and being able to understand the evolution of monetary systems and the economic logic behind the development of digital currencies.
2. Understanding the basic principles of core digital currency technologies such as blockchain and cryptographic technologies, and being able to comprehend their application methods within the financial system.
3. Being able to analyze the operational mechanisms and policy regulatory frameworks of digital currencies, and conduct comparative studies using domestic and international cases.
4. Having basic awareness of financial risk identification, and being able to conduct preliminary assessments and judgments of risks associated with digital currencies.
5. Possessing the professional aptitude to follow trends in FinTech development, and being able to continuously track industry policies and technological innovation dynamics.