# 加密监管政策

#加密监管政策 Good news! The "CLARITY Act" will be submitted to the Senate for debate and voting in January, which means the US crypto regulatory framework is one step closer to implementation.
The most critical part of this bill is—it's finally going to clarify the identity of crypto assets. In simple terms, it will specify which are securities and which are commodities, allowing the SEC and CFTC to each do their jobs. Can you imagine? It's like installing an "ID card" system for the entire crypto ecosystem, so businesses and investors know who to report to and what rules to follow, no longer havi

#加密监管政策 Seeing five platforms like Circle and Ripple being approved for federal trust bank licenses, my first reaction isn't excitement but caution. This is indeed a policy-level positive, but don't be fooled by the words "listed."
Remember the wave in 2017? Every time a regulatory "friendly" signal appeared, retail investors would start FOMO, only for the big players to harvest profits in one go. This time is different: policies are indeed improving, but that precisely means the market will become more regulated and transparent—those projects surviving on information asymmetry are doomed.
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#加密监管政策 The CLARITY Act's submission to the Senate in January is a noteworthy event. From on-chain signals, policy expectations often trigger capital flow fluctuations before formal voting—it's important to closely monitor the movements of institutional wallets, especially large addresses that are highly sensitive to policy changes.
The core of the bill is to clarify the responsibilities between the SEC and CFTC, which directly impacts the classification and characterization of crypto assets. Once passed, the landscape of derivatives markets outside of spot ETFs could be reshaped. In terms of

#加密监管政策 A new round of changes in the crypto regulatory landscape is coming. The U.S. Senate has just approved Trump's nominations for the CFTC and FDIC chairs, which could mean a more relaxed attitude towards the crypto industry in the United States.
The CFTC was already expected to become the main regulatory body for cryptocurrencies, and with the new chair taking office, the policies supporting crypto that acting chair Caroline Pham previously pushed for are likely to continue or even strengthen. This is a good sign for the crypto community, at least it won't be getting more restrictive.
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#加密监管政策 Circle, Ripple and these guys directly obtained federal banking licenses??? This is really a policy shift. 🔥 Previously, banks were aggressively cutting off credit, and now they have become part of the financial infrastructure. The speed of this reversal is incredible. The OCC's move is like a shot in the arm for the entire crypto industry, no longer in the gray area.
What does this mean? It means that compliant large institutions are about to take off, and BTC, ETH are likely to have more room for growth. But what really should be hot is those coins related to these approved institu

#加密监管政策 TikTok's recent ban came quite timely. After reviewing the details of the new regulations, the core is to block the loopholes used to publish illegal financial content under the guise of "blockchain, digital assets." To be honest, this doesn't affect those who are genuinely involved in trading very much, but it is a heavy blow to accounts that rely on creating anxiety and selling "guaranteed profit" schemes.
This also reminds us of a reality: policy tightening is a long-term trend, and platform regulation will only become stricter. For copy traders, it serves as a filtering mechanism—

#加密监管政策 Seeing Yi Lihua's words, I am reminded of several key moments over the past decade. The ICO bubble in 2017, the despair of the bear market in 2018, the panic sell-off during 3/12 in 2020... Each time, someone was shouting "This time is different," but those who truly made money were never the traders chasing emotions.
His judgment that "the last major negative factor after Japan's rate hike" is something I need to ponder carefully. Looking back at history, the macro interest rate cycle has indeed been a watershed for crypto assets. The wave of 2021-2022, when the Federal Reserve's agg

#加密监管政策 Now is indeed a good time to get on board. I agree with several points mentioned by Yili Hua — the recent Japanese rate hike is basically a bearish factor that's played out, and the upcoming volatility will mainly be contract-based betting. For spot traders, this is actually an opportunity to buy low.
The three major factors for next year (interest rate cuts and liquidity infusion, blockchain integration in finance, policy favorable measures) are definitely worth looking forward to, but the prerequisite is patience. Many people got wiped out by volatility, selling during a few hundred

#加密监管政策 Recently, I came across a view that now is the best period for spot investment, and next year the crypto industry will have great benefits. It sounds very encouraging😍
But honestly, the recent volatility really scared me. News about contract liquidations made my heart race. However, upon reflection, the three major positive factors mentioned by professionals—"interest rate cuts, liquidity injections, and financial on-chain integration"—still seem to have some confidence behind them. These policy-level changes indeed appear to be signals of long-term optimism.
What inspired me the mos

#加密监管政策 The SEC's silence on the Canary Spot LTC ETF is indeed thought-provoking. The government shutdown is certainly a factor, but the new universal listing standards may also be at play. I have been following the progress of various ETF applications, and this uncertainty has a significant impact on market sentiment. The role of the 19b-4 application has become ambiguous, and the S-1 registration statement has become crucial. For those of us closely tracking market movements, this means adjusting strategies and reassessing risks. That being said, changes in the regulatory environment al