#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Today, this Bearish line has come down, and you want to turn things around in December? Don't dream just yet. My current view is very straightforward—don't expect any violent Rebound from now until the end of January. Recently, the regulators have started to pay close attention again, and the reason is simple: various scam ads have popped up again on social platforms, a bunch of people have been trapped into the market and then played people for suckers, and public opinion is naturally in an uproar.

To be honest, the tightening of regulations is somewhat unavoidable. After all, most people have no awareness of financial traps; the more rampant the scammers are, the worse the reputation of cryptocurrencies becomes. But what's the problem? Cryptocurrencies themselves are just tools, yet they end up taking the blame for the scammers. The side effect of this is that new funds are even less willing to come in; coupled with the series of holidays during Christmas, New Year, and Spring Festival, both domestically and internationally, everyone is on break. Retail investors pushing the market? Basically impossible.

But don't be too pessimistic. The last crash has already shaken the market, and I think even if it continues to fall, it will be quite difficult to break the previous low—it's more likely to just drift down in a grinding manner. If this is the case, I suggest using a grid trading strategy for the next month or two, with a modest target of around 10%.

By the way, there is another catalyst for this wave of decline: the market is betting on whether Powell will announce his resignation tonight. U.S. stock futures are also declining, but the drop is actually mild and is just noise from short-term speculation. Moreover, the next Federal Reserve chairman is likely to be from Trump's camp, which does not pose any systemic risk in the long term. Therefore, there is no need to panic about this adjustment.

$BTC Recently, the bearish sentiment has been prevailing. Have you kept up with this wave?