2025-12-24 02:41:37

#美国探讨BTC作为战略资产的可行性 just noticed a significant piece of news - Michael Saylor has officially taken office as the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. This guy is well-known in the community for supporting Crypto Assets. Will this personnel change create some buzz in the market?

With the current market trends and favorable signals from the policy level, many people are pondering whether there will be a wave of market movements ahead. The recent performance of popular coins like $ETH, $BNB, and $DOGE is still worth paying attention to.

What do you all think? The attitude towards encryption in the US is becoming clearer. Will it affect the upcoming trading strategies? Let's discuss the current market opportunities in the live room.

BTC3,65%

ETH3,03%

BNB1,72%

DOGE1,85%

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UnluckyValidator

· 2025-12-26 18:49

The Selige incident really has some interest; it feels like the US policy direction is slowly changing. Anyone want to jump in? Be cautious now if you do; history tells us that when good news is exhausted, it's the top. ETH has been a bit weak lately; I’m not optimistic about the short-term market. These policy benefits are often just a prelude to trapping people; be careful, brother. If you ask me, BTC as a strategic asset is just for listening; it’s still early for real implementation. Here comes another story to cut the leeks; I don’t believe it. Is this different from usual? Haha, we said the same last time.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 2025-12-25 20:36

The appointment of Sellig is indeed a signal, but the real market trend depends on the implementation of subsequent policies. Empty talk anyone can say. Wait, can BTC really become a strategic asset? Then we retail investors should get on board early haha. Policy favorable news is good, but ETH, BNB, DOGE have already surged so much. If you want to buy in now, think about your stop-loss points. They talk about clear policies every day, but one statement can still cause a dump. I’m a bit skeptical about that. Honestly, Sellig’s event is just a fuse; the real bull market depends on whether institutions will follow. It's easy to enter now, but the next black swan will be the real test. Live streaming? Forget it, I’ll just watch. I’ve already fallen for too many pump-and-dump schemes. These policy-related topics are often over-interpreted; it’s better to stay calm and look at the market trends.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 2025-12-24 03:10

Damn, is it true that Seliger is taking office? Finally, we have someone who understands, now the US attitude should soften a bit. BTC as a strategic asset? Are you dreaming or is it really going to happen? If it really happens, that would be insane. $DOGE has indeed been dancing recently, but I still think too many people are hyping it up, we should be cautious. Hurry up and start Coin Hoarding, everyone, the favorable policy window doesn't wait for anyone. If they let us down again this time, I will be really tired. Just listen to what the Americans say. ETH is a bit interesting, but it has already risen so much, do we dare to rush in?

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GasGoblin

· 2025-12-24 03:09

Selig's rise to power does have some substance, but don't let the favourable information from policies cloud your judgment; history tells us that these things are just paper articles. Wait, is BTC really considered a strategic asset? Would the US be that foolish? ETH and DOGE should be about to rise, right? It just depends on how long this wave can last. To be honest, favourable policies are one thing, but retail investors still have to step into pitfalls themselves; there are no shortcuts. Is this time really different? I still can't see any solid signals.

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CrossChainBreather

· 2025-12-24 03:09

Selig's appointment is indeed interesting, and I am optimistic about the possibility of BTC being included in the strategic reserves; the Fed has finally woken up.

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SmartContractRebel

· 2025-12-24 03:08

Dude, this time the US is really serious. Before it was just verbal support, now they are directly changing the players on the field. It feels like the rhythm has changed. Selig is indeed tough; if BTC becomes a strategic asset, it wouldn't be too much to speculate on it afterwards. Wait, could this be another "Favourable Information" before a wave of being "Be Played for Suckers"? Anyway, I’m waiting for the "fall" before making a move.

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