2025-12-17 05:40:08

How will the market trend at the end of #美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 year? The expectation of interest rate hikes in Japan has already been announced. Will this be the last straw that breaks the camel's back? Currently, currencies like $ETH, $ASTER, and $Haqimi are performing differently, and market sentiment is somewhat volatile. Plus, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing forward with a regulatory framework for crypto innovation. Many are pondering whether the market will rebound or decline further next. What are your thoughts now?

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liquiditea_sipper

· 2025-12-19 20:02

The Japanese interest rate hike is indeed quite upsetting; it feels like the market is still digesting it. The SEC has been very active; are they trying to tighten regulations or actually loosen them? It's a bit hard to see through. It's also quite difficult to judge ETH's current situation, and ASTER and Hakimi are even more mysterious. Anyway, let's wait and see; a rebound or a dip are both possible.

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GasWhisperer

· 2025-12-18 16:09

ngl the mempool's been absolutely screaming with uncertainty rn... japan hike gonna hit different when network congestion spikes during the volatility. been tracking gwei patterns all morning and the fee structures suggest we're looking at either a vicious liquidation cascade or... idk, some kind of regulatory clarity bounce? sec framework could actually optimize execution if they get it right

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POAPlectionist

· 2025-12-18 07:20

Japan raises interest rates + SEC regulatory framework? This move carries huge risks, and it seems like I should lower my expectations for the end of the year. ETH's current state is really unpredictable; a rebound or a dip is both possible. I'm just lying low and watching now.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2025-12-17 06:07

Japan's rate hike... I'm wondering if it can really cause a market crash. It feels like the market's reaction this time isn't as big as expected. If this SEC framework really gets implemented, it might actually be a positive. It all depends on how they set the tone. ETH has been a bit weak these past couple of days, but there should still be support at the bottom.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-17 06:04

Japan raises interest rates? Now we really have to see how the Federal Reserve responds, or else by the end of the year, it might drop to an incorrect position.

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NFTBlackHole

· 2025-12-17 06:03

Japanese rate hike? What's there to fear, it's all just a game to cut leeks anyway. Instead of pondering a rebound or dip, better to see what kind of tricks the SEC is planning next. --- ETH, ASTER, these old friends are not performing well. Let's wait until the regulatory shoe drops before making any moves. --- Still stressing over this at the end of the year? Anyway, I'm all in, I've laid it all out. --- What framework are the Americans pushing? Honestly, isn't it just about trying to cut into the international market? HakiMi has some interesting aspects, the bulls and bears are unclear. --- The rate hike expectations have been overhyped for a long time. Now, it depends on whether the SEC can truly benefit crypto this time. --- Unpredictability is a good sign, indicating more room for speculation. Time to jump in or run away? --- Advancing the regulatory framework might actually be a positive? At least it can stop some trash coins, real gold fears no fire.

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RatioHunter

· 2025-12-17 05:58

Japan raises interest rates? It feels like now any good news turns into bad news, the market sentiment is too fragile. The SEC framework implementation actually makes me uncertain, I don't know if it's a positive or a trap. ETH and ASTER are too far apart, indicating the market is still diverging, no consensus yet. Rather than guessing a rebound or dip, it's better to watch the US dollar index first, that's the real boss.

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PhantomHunter

· 2025-12-17 05:51

Will the Japanese rate hike really cause a market crash? It seems like an overinterpretation. Speaking of which, if the SEC's regulatory framework really gets implemented, it might actually be a positive signal. If you ask me, at this point, who dares to assert whether the rebound or further decline is coming is just gambling. I choose to lie flat and watch the show. ETH's recent movements are a bit strange; it feels like the market is waiting for a key signal, but I can't quite figure out what. The meme coins are each doing their own thing, which is truly unpredictable—more volatile than the overall market. If the SEC really comes out with a framework, I'm quite looking forward to it. The worst thing would be constant policy reversals. This time of year is naturally prone to emotional reactions, plus a bunch of external variables—it's a miracle if retail investors can keep their composure. Honestly, it's all about waiting for the data; everything else is noise. Trust me, don't pay too much attention to daily ups and downs.

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ProofOfNothing

· 2025-12-17 05:47

Will the US rate hike really cause a market crash? I feel like I've been a bit anxious about selling these days... Is this move by the SEC a positive or negative? Honestly, I can't see through it. Why is ETH performing so poorly this wave? It feels like the recent market is entirely driven by sentiment. The regulatory framework has been released, but things are even more chaotic now. This doesn't make sense. Should we hold or should we jump in at the end of the year? That's the real question. There are as many people predicting a rebound as those predicting a dip; all indicators are useless. What's going on with $ASTER? It's completely out of sync with the rhythm. Instead of pondering the trend, it's better to protect your principal first. Truly.

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