Industry insiders recently shared their views on the crypto market: the arrival of a super cycle may not be far off, but it is also important to acknowledge that the judgment could be biased. More noteworthy is that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has removed cryptocurrencies from the priority risk monitoring list for 2026, which is undoubtedly a positive signal for the development of the entire industry. This indicates a subtle shift in regulatory attitude that could open new growth opportunities for the market.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-10 20:05
Super cycle? Just listen to it. These prediction guys, when you think about it carefully, are all pretty unreliable haha.
That move by the SEC is actually quite interesting. Deleting the list is just deleting the list. Their attitude is definitely changing.
But whether there's room for growth depends on how the coin price moves. No matter what we say, it's all talk.
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OffchainWinner
· 01-10 20:01
The SEC's move this time is really impressive; removing names from the list is definitely sending a signal.
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-10 19:46
On-chain data shows that this move is indeed interesting. From the contract changes, it doesn't seem like a joke... But a super cycle? I'll wait for the monitoring data before making any conclusions.
Based on past experience, when the official deletes a list, it usually means that something has been fully deployed. Notably, the timing is very precise.
Late at night, I checked the historical deployment records. This process is usually accompanied by large capital inflows... The interesting part is why they are so low-key this time.
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NFTragedy
· 01-10 19:37
This step by the SEC is really crucial. Does removing from the risk list mean the official has given approval? Now the regulatory pressure can finally relax.
Industry insiders recently shared their views on the crypto market: the arrival of a super cycle may not be far off, but it is also important to acknowledge that the judgment could be biased. More noteworthy is that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has removed cryptocurrencies from the priority risk monitoring list for 2026, which is undoubtedly a positive signal for the development of the entire industry. This indicates a subtle shift in regulatory attitude that could open new growth opportunities for the market.