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Don’t randomly trade! This move by the U.S. is actually the biggest “long game” in the crypto market!
$BTC
The U.S.’s new regulations (CLARITY Act) have finally been implemented. Don’t just stare at coin prices— the waters behind this are very deep.
Simply put, the U.S. wants to put BTC, ETH, and similar assets under the CFTC and treat them as “commodities.” The coins issued through ICOs will be regulated by the SEC as “securities.” The most aggressive move is stablecoins—they’ll be handed directly to the Federal Reserve, clearly intending to compete with Digital Renminbi for market dominance.
Former Vice President of the Bank of China, Wang Yongli, sees it clearly: this isn’t about regulating the market. This is a textbook case of “America First”! Using the pretext of regulation, they want the U.S. dollar to penetrate the crypto world through stablecoins, strengthening their hegemony.
What does this mean for ordinary people like us?
1. Big reshuffle: Compliance costs go up, and many low-quality altcoins will die.
2. New opportunities: Traditional big institutions are entering the market, and in the future, you’ll have to follow the “main forces.”
My take: Don’t go against the trend. Domestically, the main direction still is Digital Renminbi, and the risk of trading coins is extremely high.
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Do you think this move by the U.S. is helping the market “defuse the mines,” or is it “digging a pit” for us? Talk in the comments.