The market sentiment has significantly improved in the past couple of days. Trump suddenly softened his stance on the Greenland issue, changing his tone to "no military action, no tariffs," and the tense string in the global markets finally relaxed. Both the US stock market and the crypto sector rebounded on the back of this, and investors let out a long sigh of relief.
On the news front, there are also continuous positive signals. The Iranian central bank has recently been increasing its USDT holdings frequently, reflecting the ongoing global demand for USD stablecoins. Meanwhile, Grayscale Fund has also been active, officially applying for a NEAR ETF product, indicating that traditional financial institutions are increasingly interested in new public chains.
Macro sentiment has shifted from extreme panic to temporary optimism. Coupled with these tangible product launches and institutional actions, the crypto market's relief rally is supported by solid fundamentals. Whether this upward trend can continue depends on how long these policy benefits can be sustained.
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GasWaster
· 01-25 00:23
Ha, it's no surprise that this rebound won't last long; Trump’s one word can turn things around.
Really impressive, Grayscale is back to harvest, and NEAR's game still has some tricks.
Policy benefits will only last a few days at most; it still has to fall if it’s going to.
Institutions are acting frequently, indicating that the main players are accumulating.
Wait, the Central Bank of Iran is stockpiling USDT? That signal is quite interesting.
Rebound? I think it's still rotating within the consolidation zone.
Don’t let emotions take over; can the fundamentals really support this? Is it true or not?
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SandwichTrader
· 01-24 20:50
Trump has changed his tune again. Can we believe it this time? Anyway, I'm just waiting to see what happens next.
Gray NEAR ETF is out now, and it's just boosting small coins.
It's still too early to breathe a sigh of relief. How long this rebound can last is hard to say.
Iran's central bank is stockpiling USDT... this signal is a bit interesting.
Not hyping or criticizing, just hoping that this policy trend can last a week, and I'll be satisfied.
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rugged_again
· 01-22 02:28
Here it comes again. This feeling of "temporary optimism" is all too familiar to me... Can we breathe a sigh of relief if Trump changes his tone? I find it quite 😅 to watch.
Gray scale's filing for NEAR ETF is indeed interesting, but honestly, it's still far from genuine institutional approval.
The real core is the Iranian Central Bank hoarding USDT; the demand for stablecoins genuinely exists.
This rebound is just a breath of relief; don't get too happy too early, everyone.
Policy shifts and the market will fall again; those betting on this stuff will eventually get rug-pulled.
Be honest and DCA; don't let these news stories lead you astray.
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PessimisticOracle
· 01-22 02:28
Trump's soft stance seems to be just to stabilize market sentiment... Can it really last?
Let's wait until the Gray NEAR ETF is approved; it's still too early to say now.
The Iranian Central Bank hoarding USDT—what does that indicate... Isn't it just being forced by US sanctions? Is this considered a positive sign?
The rebound is a rebound, but don't get too excited; policy directions are changing very quickly.
I believe in the increased demand for USDT, but how long can the market sustain... I have a sense of it.
A brief rebound like this is just that—once the wind blows, it returns to the starting point.
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RugDocScientist
· 01-22 02:27
Old T is joking again, the Greenland play is over
Grayscale's application for NEAR ETF is the real move, institutional entry is different
USDT is being aggressively accumulated by the central bank, the value of stablecoins is becoming prominent
This rebound still feels虚, if policies change, we might be back to sleepwalking
Breathless rebound... haha, it sounds like a shot of adrenaline, how much stamina it has is still unknown
Iran is also stocking USDT, what does that mean? The US dollar's dominance is truly unmatched
Institutions are acting frequently, retail investors now have someone to play with
How long can Trump's soft stance last? That’s the key
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-22 02:27
Trump's soft stance has eased the entire market, and the rebound is just a counterattack, which is a form of political arbitrage.
Is Gray Scale filing for a NEAR ETF? Really? They're serious about this.
This rebound is just a breather, don't get too excited; policy directions can change at any time.
USDT has been very stable all along, and the central bank is stockpiling it, which suggests what?
The macroeconomic outlook is optimistic, but the word "temporary" is the key here.
Rebounds come quickly and go just as fast; I think I'll wait and see.
Institutional entry is a good sign, but how can retail investors keep up? That's the real issue.
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BearMarketSage
· 01-22 02:24
Trump's move softened and instead caused a rise. Is a bull market really that simple?
I believe in Gray's application for NEAR ETF, but honestly, I don't think this rebound can last long.
USDT increased holdings is a positive, no doubt, but I'm just worried it will be a quick rebound and then sell off again.
Policy directions can change at any time. What's the point of a relief rally?
Is this round of increase truly supported by fundamentals or just emotional momentum? We'll have to see how it develops.
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LightningClicker
· 01-22 02:02
Wow, Trump's soft stance really saved the market. Short sellers are probably furious.
Gray files for NEAR ETF? Now there's hope for new public chains. Traditional capital entering the market makes a big difference.
Iran's central bank is frantically buying USDT... What does this mean? Stablecoins in USD are truly hard currency.
The rebound is a rebound, but how long it can last is really uncertain. Change in policy direction means starting over again.
I'm just worried Trump will change his tune again. This guy's words are even more volatile than the crypto prices.
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4am_degen
· 01-22 02:01
Does Trump really have nothing to do? This is just a temporary ballast.
Grayscale files for NEAR ETF? Traditional finance is finally smelling blood.
What does the rising demand for stablecoins indicate? Everyone is hoarding dollars for risk aversion. Can we trust this rebound?
Policy favorable news won't last long. Just wait for the next wave of public opinion explosion.
USDT positions are increasing, Iran is playing a big game...
This rebound is just a trap to get retail investors to buy in, I will continue to observe.
Macroeconomic sentiment is more illusory than K-line charts.
The market sentiment has significantly improved in the past couple of days. Trump suddenly softened his stance on the Greenland issue, changing his tone to "no military action, no tariffs," and the tense string in the global markets finally relaxed. Both the US stock market and the crypto sector rebounded on the back of this, and investors let out a long sigh of relief.
On the news front, there are also continuous positive signals. The Iranian central bank has recently been increasing its USDT holdings frequently, reflecting the ongoing global demand for USD stablecoins. Meanwhile, Grayscale Fund has also been active, officially applying for a NEAR ETF product, indicating that traditional financial institutions are increasingly interested in new public chains.
Macro sentiment has shifted from extreme panic to temporary optimism. Coupled with these tangible product launches and institutional actions, the crypto market's relief rally is supported by solid fundamentals. Whether this upward trend can continue depends on how long these policy benefits can be sustained.