#加密货币监管政策发展 The SEC is starting to play the empty city strategy again. First, they issued warning letters to high-leverage ETFs, then they talk about passing crypto legislation. I think all of this is just a distraction. What are they really trying to do? Isn't it just to drive retail investors out of the market so that the whales can scoop up cheap assets?

Over the years in the crypto world, I've seen too many sharp drops following regulatory scare campaigns. Every time, retail investors get shaken out, taking losses, and once the noise dies down, prices bounce back. I doubt this time will be any different.

But I want to warn newcomers: don't be scared off by these messages and rush to sell your coins. Learn to see through the surface. Stricter regulation may cause short-term volatility, but in the long run, it might not be a bad thing. The real risk lies in projects that use regulatory rhetoric as a cover to scam retail investors.

My advice is: stay calm, manage risks properly, and diversify investments appropriately. Don't chase high leverage, keep enough liquidity to handle volatility. Focus on the fundamentals of projects, and don't be blinded by short-term market movements. Remember, surviving in this market is more important than chasing quick riches.