The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced that cryptocurrencies will be removed from the 2026 priority regulatory risk list, a signal worth noting.
In the short term, this may not be a good thing. The inherent profit-seeking nature of capital determines that the market will become more volatile due to such policy signals. Over the next 1-2 years, sharp fluctuations in the market are almost a certainty—the battle for funds between institutions and retail investors will only intensify, and market participants need to be well-prepared psychologically and technically.
But looking at the longer time horizon, this is a solid positive signal. A shift in policy attitude often foreshadows a market turning point; how it unfolds is left to the market to interpret. The key is to survive long enough to see the answer.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced that cryptocurrencies will be removed from the 2026 priority regulatory risk list, a signal worth noting.
In the short term, this may not be a good thing. The inherent profit-seeking nature of capital determines that the market will become more volatile due to such policy signals. Over the next 1-2 years, sharp fluctuations in the market are almost a certainty—the battle for funds between institutions and retail investors will only intensify, and market participants need to be well-prepared psychologically and technically.
But looking at the longer time horizon, this is a solid positive signal. A shift in policy attitude often foreshadows a market turning point; how it unfolds is left to the market to interpret. The key is to survive long enough to see the answer.