The latest announcement from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to remove cryptocurrencies from the 2026 Priority Risk List—what does this mean?



Many people are asking if we are still in a bear market. To be honest, no one fears market fluctuations; what’s truly frightening is misjudging the direction, rushing to cut losses, and selling off the entire core holdings.

What is the current situation? Bitcoin is surging towards the $100,000 mark, and Ethereum’s momentum is even stronger, with a doubling trend just around the corner. Many have already felt the heat of this upward movement, and the only thing left is whether they have the patience to wait for that moment. When will the market truly explode? The upcoming data and policy developments will provide the answer.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 20h ago
The SEC's move has indeed given the market confidence, but the real turning point depends on how subsequent policies are coordinated. Currently, those entering the market are betting on how long this wave of policy dividends can last.
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MidnightSellervip
· 01-11 02:53
This move by the SEC can be seen as a boost to the market, but let's not get too excited—policy friendliness does not equal a skyrocketing coin price. The most frustrating thing now is holding coins but still hesitating to add more, watching BTC surge to 100,000 makes me envious. Compared to listening to those influencers' dreams of doubling, I'm more worried about another official statement crashing the market; I need to stay calm.
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FlippedSignalvip
· 01-11 02:51
This move by the SEC can be considered a disguised positive, but I think the more critical factor is whether Bitcoin can break the $100,000 mark—that's the real signal.
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SlowLearnerWangvip
· 01-11 02:50
Wow, did the SEC just realize that cryptocurrencies aren't that scary... I should have jumped on board last year.
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TestnetScholarvip
· 01-11 02:34
The SEC's move really boosted market confidence, removing it from the risk list indicates a change in attitude. But I still have to say, those who get excited about policy news are often the easiest to get cut. --- I'm watching the $100,000 mark closely; the key is to distinguish whether it's a real breakthrough or just a trap to lure more. --- Talking about bear markets or bull markets, the key is whether you can survive until that moment. --- Policy improvements are good, but the real trigger depends on how institutions act. Retail investors, no matter how crazy, can't outsmart the big players. --- Is a doubling of the market just around the corner? It looks to me like a prelude to getting chopped up. --- This move by the SEC is actually paving the way for mainstream adoption. It's a long-term positive, but in the short term, it still depends on technical analysis. --- What are you waiting for with patience? Right now, it's just a gamble on whether the policies will stay this friendly.
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MEVVictimAlliancevip
· 01-11 02:30
The SEC's move is a de facto approval, the policy red light turns green, and it might really take off.
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LiquidationHuntervip
· 01-11 02:30
The SEC's move indeed gave the market confidence, but I think the key is whether BTC can break 100,000. If it can't, it's all just empty talk.
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