2026-01-14 01:10:48

#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 The US crypto policy suddenly heats up.

Last night at 5:40 PM, the current US President issued a statement—inflation data exceeded expectations, and now is the investment window. Following that, the Chairman of the US Senate Agriculture Committee (the higher authority of the CFTC) immediately released a legislative framework for the cryptocurrency market structure, and the two major signals together conveyed a clear regulatory-friendly attitude.

How to view the market? BTC is currently in a daily-level adjustment phase driven by news—this is a common rhythm after hitting the daily limit and pulling back. Major assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL are all operating under this logic.

It’s worth noting that US CPI data is about to be released, which could become the next market direction indicator. Policy friendliness + economic data, the crypto market is now in a critical observation period.

BTC4,28%

ETH5,92%

SOL3,36%

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BearEatsAll

· 15h ago

Policy friendliness is good, but don't get caught up in it. I've seen many such pullbacks. Inflation data hasn't been released yet. Isn't it a bit early to call for a window period now? The rhythm of these top coins is really hard to read. Let's wait for the CPI. As soon as the regulatory framework is announced, there's hype. Can we first implement it before getting excited? By the way, could this be another Bitcoin pump-and-dump scheme...

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GhostInTheChain

· 15h ago

Policy friendliness is a lie; cutting leeks is real. Using the same trick again, always talking about window periods. My wallet has already learned to shrink automatically.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 15h ago

Policy: Friendly vibes make you want to rush in, but it's just the old routine. Let's wait until CPI is implemented and see. Really? Is it the same old window-period marketing tactic? Be cautious, everyone. It's normal for stocks to hit the limit and then pull back; the key is how CPI develops, otherwise it's all empty talk. The regulatory framework sounds good, but implementation is the real key. Don't be fooled. Top-tier coins are in correction, which is normal. But I still want to see the data before jumping in. Everyone's in the observation period, huh? Then let's watch the show together.

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DaoResearcher

· 15h ago

According to the governance framework in the white paper, the coordination of this wave of policy signals is indeed worth noting—CFTC-level legislation advancement + the alignment of presidential speeches' timestamps, from a game theory perspective, this is not a coincidence. But honestly, the CPI data is the real "code" that determines whether the subsequent incentive mechanisms are compatible. Assuming inflation continues to land softly, from a token economics perspective, institutions will recalculate risk premiums, which is a key equilibrium point. This wave of BTC adjustments is actually testing new support levels; the technical vulnerabilities have long been confirmed in high-volatility environments. It’s worth noting that the correlation among leading assets is now basically converging. If multi-signature proposals for DAO governance pass within this time window, it could trigger a new round of price discovery. However, I am more concerned about when the incentive incompatibility of this "friendly regulatory framework" will be exposed.

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MEVSandwich

· 15h ago

You're trying to trick me into entering the market again, I'm already tired of this routine. Can a policy-friendly environment just make prices go up? Let's wait until the CPI data is released before making any assumptions. A pullback is an opportunity? To me, it looks more like a continuation of the decline. The president's speech... just listen, don't take it seriously. It's common to see a pullback after hitting the daily limit, losing money is also common. Is this time really different? I don't believe you, honestly. The observation period is just to give it some time; don't be blinded by overly optimistic sentiments.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 15h ago

Damn, is this rhythm really taking off, or is it just another prelude to cutting the leeks? The CPI data hasn't come out yet, don't rush to all-in, brothers. Policy friendliness is just friendly, but BTC's recent pullback feels like it will continue; the shakeout isn't over yet. Let's wait and see the data, this is the real test. Why do I feel like regulatory friendliness is always a signal of a big drop? Buyers are waiting for CPI, sellers are also waiting for CPI, I want to see who gets cut last. Wait, could this be a reverse indicator... It just feels off. Leading assets follow the trend, and small-cap coins are even more of a fantasy space. Be careful not to chase the high.

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GasWaster69

· 15h ago

Look at this wave of policy trends, does it feel like this time is really different? The wolf has cried too many times before. --- The president just announced a "investment window," why do I still feel a bit hesitant? --- I've heard the excuse of hitting the daily limit and then pulling back a hundred times, but it still keeps falling. --- Before CPI is released, everyone is already speculating on expectations. This routine is truly played out. --- Frameworks are just frameworks; real implementation still depends on the follow-through. No need to rush into the market now. --- Two major signals stacking up? I only see BTC still oscillating, what are you talking about? --- The "key observation period" just means we don't know how it will go yet. I'm just here to watch the fun.

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