2026-01-12 22:38:21

The regulatory landscape continues to evolve. According to recent statements, the SEC leadership is taking a measured approach toward cryptocurrency assets—particularly regarding Venezuela's substantial Bitcoin holdings estimated at $60 billion. Whether the US pursues any action on this front remains uncertain at the moment. Meanwhile, attention is being directed toward drafting comprehensive market structure legislation for the crypto sector. This signals that policymakers are prioritizing systemic frameworks over reactive measures, aiming to establish clear guidelines that could shape how digital assets are governed and traded going forward.

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4am_degen

· 8h ago

SEC is still sticking to that "measured approach" again. It's hilarious. Are they just going to leave 6 billion Bitcoins sitting there?

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LayerHopper

· 01-14 11:44

SEC is once again being mysterious; translating "measured approach" just means they're still dithering.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-12 23:07

Wallet addresses can all be traced, and policies should have a clear framework. This logic makes sense. --- The SEC's approach is interesting, subtly implying something. --- 600 billion USD worth of Bitcoin is piled up there. Can the US government really tolerate it? Based on my analysis, they are just pretending not to see. --- Interestingly, regulation has shifted from suppression to legislation. This plot twist is quite something. --- System framework > passive response. Sounds nice, but in reality, it's still about taking advantage of the time gap.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-12 23:07

6 billion USD worth of Bitcoin, does the US really dare to move Venezuela? I think it's doubtful.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-12 23:01

The SEC's attitude is really a bit of a fuss, with 6 billion worth of Bitcoin just sitting there and not moving?

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hodl_therapist

· 01-12 22:56

SEC is once again talking about a "measured approach"—just listen... Will 6 billion Bitcoins really move? I think it's doubtful.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-12 22:53

Coming back with this again? The SEC is once again using the "measured approach," a phrase we've heard countless times, and it's still just a delaying tactic. The $60 billion worth of Bitcoin in Venezuela is something the US would have to think twice about if they want to take action.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-12 22:48

According to research, the core logic of this wave of regulatory actions is actually worth exploring—$6 billion worth of Venezuelan Bitcoin holdings, with the United States remaining passive being the most rational choice. From a technical perspective, once action is taken, it involves cross-jurisdictional governance dilemmas. It’s better to focus efforts on legislative reforms of market structure, as this is part of a larger strategic move.

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